Legal Question in Family Law in Nevada

Your facts are a bit vague. I presume that you intend to live in Nevada, or at least maintain this as a place of domicile/residence while living in Costa Rica. Otherwise, if your lives are there, your agreements should probably be there. On substance, I can refer you to some resources that should be carefully gone over -- specifically, the check-lists and articles, especially "The Risks and Rewards of Post-Nuptial Agreements," posted at http://www.willicklawgroup.com/premarital_postnuptial_separation_marital_settlement.

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