Page Six reported Taylor could be on the hook for Travis’ living expenses after the wedding.
“Extra” spoke with Blank Rome lawyer Ryan Casson, who explained, “In some cases, in a prenuptial agreement, the wealthier party will agree to cover most, if not all, the living expenses to allow the other party to preserve their estate.”
According to Casson, many high-profile individuals will have “strict confidentiality provisions” to protect their privacy if their marriage ends.
He went on, “I would imagine there will be some sort of confidentiality provision in this with respect to their finances.”
Casson recommends that the prenup be done “a few weeks” or month before the wedding.
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