A prenuptial agreement (prenup) is a written contract created by two people in anticipation of a marriage. Prenuptial agreements are enforceable in Utah. Common items included in prenups include:

• The rights of each party regarding managing, buying, selling, and leasing property.
• The modification or elimination of alimony.
• Ownership rights. 
• Protections against the other’s debts. 
• Descriptions of responsibilities of each spouse. 

Provisions affecting child support, childcare, and health and medical expenses in prenuptial agreements are not enforceable. The courts have final say regarding these topics.