Every marriage has exit terms. If you wrote yours before the wedding, it’s called a prenuptial agreement. If you didn’t, the state wrote them for you — and those terms weren’t designed for a physician with a growing practice, a real estate investor with a premarital portfolio, or an entrepreneur who spent decades building a business. This article explains what family courts can actually reach, why offshore trusts don’t override marital property law, and what planning before conflict looks like for high-net-worth individuals.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​