Media Acclaim for Prenups for Lovers
"Compassionate and clear, this is a book for lovers young and old."
-- Publishers Weekly
"Clear and entertaining, this book is a good starting place for those considering
a prenuptial agreement."
-- Library Journal
"Before you fling yourself willy-nilly into the wilderness of pitching
woo, cool your jets with Prenups for Lovers (Villard), in which
family-law expert Arlene G. Dubin counsels would-be paramours on
how to pop the p-word."
-- Vanity Fair
"Dubin hopes prenups will someday be standard with the wedding
package, along with the license, the ring and the bridal shower.
She keeps hers in a Tiffany bowl with her other wedding mementos.
'Prenups are in,' Dubin says. 'Messy divorces are out.'"
-- USA Weekend
"The Case for Prenups: Who wants to talk about money when you're in love? But
that's exactly the time to discuss finances, says Arlene Dubin,
matrimonial lawyer and author of the book, Prenups for Lovers (Random
House, February 2001)."
-- More Magazine
"Valentine of the Week: Prenups for Lovers. Billed as a romantic guide, matrimonial
lawyer Arlene G. Dubin's new book explains how to bulletproof your
prenup."
-- Entertainment Weekly
"How do I know if I need a prenup? If you're making more money than he is,
you may want to protect yourself in case of divorce. But there are
other major reasons to opt for a prenup, points out Arlene G. Dubin,
a matrimonial lawyer in New York City and author of Prenups for
Lovers. If you have children from a previous marriage...If you have
a family business or an inheritance...If you have future money sources
you want to safeguard..."
-- Glamour Magazine
Q. But won't sitting down with lawyers before the wedding kill the romance?
A. It's really going to kill the romance if you haven't worked out
money issues in advance. There's a spiritual union, yes, and it's
very important, but a marriage is also a financial union..."
-- Money Magazine
"Contrary to the rumors, prenups enhance marriage, author says. Arlene Dubin
knows prenuptial agreements aren't Hallmark cards, but she thinks
they get a bad rap. It's why she wrote Prenups for Lovers. Prenups
aren't predictors of divorce, Dubin asserts. Instead, they enable
and enhance marriages. Hers for example, is kept in a Tiffany bowl
in her living room along with several other mementos from her wedding
10 years ago to Bud Rosenthal, a marketing consultant in the movie
industry."
-- Rocky Mountain News
Dubin's many TV and radio appearances include spots on the "Today" show, "The
Early Show," "Entertainment Tonight," "CNBC's "Power
Lunch" and "Business Center," as well as National Public Radio.
She also has been quoted in numereous national publications, including the
Associated Press, The Wall Street Journal, Worth, The Bottom Line, Time, Forbes,
Money and USA Today.
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