Marriage before a Notary Public & Prenuptial Agreement
Guidance, support, marriage ceremony and prenuptial agreement drafting from $1,150
Service Description
A marriage ceremony with a prenuptial agreement is a legal, practical, and flexible alternative for couples who wish to celebrate their civil wedding in Puerto Rico and also establish prenuptial agreements with personalized attention. At De Law Office, we officiate weddings throughout Puerto Rico, subject to availability, with flexibility in date, location, and time. We provide various personalized rituals for the ceremony. INCLUDES: 1. Initial orientation call (up to 45 minutes) + 1 round of written questions 2. Marriage ceremony before a Notary Public 3. Applicable notarial seals/oaths 4. Registration of the marriage with the Puerto Rico Demographic Registry 5. Guidance on prenuptial agreements 6. Drafting of the prenuptial agreement 7. Issuance of the deed, seals, and certified copy 8. Notification and registration with the Registry of Prenuptial Agreements 9. Follow-up on the process until registration/procedure is confirmed Requirements and necessary documents: a. Meet the legal requirements to get married in Puerto Rico. b. Valid photo ID and birth certificates of both parties. c. (If applicable) Divorce decrees and birth certificates of any children born to both parties (whether children of both parties are children of both parties or not). Note: The base fee of $1,150 applies to weddings in the North/Metro area, Monday through Friday, regular business hours, and includes standard prenuptial agreements. Weddings outside this area, on weekends, at special times, or with additional services (e.g., marriage license processing) will incur an additional cost. If the prenuptial agreement includes complex estate arrangements, multiple properties, businesses, or extensive revisions, it will be quoted separately. The reservation deposit is non-refundable and will be credited toward the total fee. *This consultation does not create an attorney-client relationship. Legal representation will only commence after a conflict assessment, a signed agreement, and confirmation of acceptance.
Cancellation Policy
Booking Policy and Terms of Service 1. Date Reservation and Deposit: The requested date and time are reserved only when: (a) De Law Office PR confirms availability, (b) the service contract is signed, and (c) the booking deposit is received. The deposit is non-refundable and will be credited toward the total fee. 2. Payments: The remaining balance will be paid according to the terms established in the contract. De Law Office PR may require full payment before the ceremony depending on the date, location, or lead time. 3. Rescheduling: All rescheduling is subject to availability. Additional or last-minute changes may incur additional charges or result in cancellation of the service. 4. Cancellation by the Client: If the client cancels, the booking deposit is non-refundable. Any additional refunds will be subject to the contract and the work already performed. 5. Changes to Venue, Time, or Services: Changes to the municipality, exact location, time, or contracted services (e.g., license processing, certificate, prenuptial agreement) may modify the final fee. Any adjustments will be communicated before proceeding. 6. Punctuality: The couple and any necessary personnel for the ceremony must be available at the agreed-upon location and time. A reasonable grace period of up to 15 minutes is allowed. Longer delays may require rescheduling or additional charges, subject to availability. 7. Documents and Requirements: The couple is responsible for providing correct, valid, and legible documents and for complying with all applicable legal requirements in Puerto Rico. Failure to provide the required documents or meet all requirements may prevent the marriage ceremony or registration. 8. Service Availability and Acceptance: All services are subject to availability and prior review of requirements. De Law Office PR reserves the right to decline or cancel requests for justifiable reasons. 9. Professional Relationship: Initial consultations and prior communications do not automatically create an attorney-client relationship. The service is governed by the corresponding contract and its formal acceptance.