With that kind of wealth at stake, a prenuptial agreement would clearly outline what happened to their finances if they divorced and help them avoid a messy, public split. (A representative for the Swift Group, a financial advisory group founded by Ms. Swift’s father, Scott Swift, said the firm could not answer any questions about whether the couple have a prenup.)
“It’s not romantic, it’s not sexy, but it’s about getting clarity and protecting what each person built before they met each other,” said Vikki Ziegler, a divorce lawyer and founding partner at Ziegler Law Group. “They’ve had a life before — a very successful one.”
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