Love is sacred. Marriage is a devotion. But love also lives in the real world—where time, energy, and bodies are invested into raising children, building homes, and supporting careers.
 
Too often, one partner (most often the woman) carries the invisible costs of family life: pausing a career, caring for children, managing a household. These contributions are invaluable, yet rarely protected by traditional financial systems.
 
This agreement is not about distrust. It is not about assuming divorce.
It is about future-proofing love—creating safety and fairness for both partners so that your devotion is honored in every season of your lives.
 
This agreement can be created at any stage of partnership:
 
Before marriage → as a forward-looking act of love and fairness.
During marriage (even years later) → as a way to honor contributions already being made.
When expecting or planning for children → to prepare for caregiving time and recovery.
After children are already here → to recognize caregiving already performed, and to future-proof what continues.
 
It is never too late to claim fairness.