Document background
The Prenuptial Postnuptial Agreement is a crucial legal document in Indonesian family law that addresses the financial and property arrangements between married or soon-to-be-married couples. This document becomes particularly important in cases involving business owners, international marriages, high-net-worth individuals, or when protecting family businesses and inheritances. Following the Constitutional Court Decision No. 69/PUU-XIII/2015, these agreements can be executed either before marriage (prenuptial) or during marriage (postnuptial), offering flexibility in timing while maintaining legal enforceability. The agreement must be properly executed before a notary and registered with relevant authorities to be legally binding. It typically covers asset separation, property rights, business interests, and financial obligations while complying with Indonesian civil law, religious law considerations, and specific regulations regarding foreign ownership of assets.
