Adam Hollander
Adam advises and supports the First team in a variety of areas across the organization.
7 articles
- 01 Planning Prenup With Kids From a Previous Relationship: Protecting Their Inheritance A prenup with kids from a previous relationship keeps a child's inheritance intact, and 17% of U.S. children live in a blended family (Pew, 2026). Adam Hollander Sep 16, 2026
- 02 Prenup Basics How Prenups Handle Irregular and IP Income: Lessons From Athlete and Creator Contracts, Scaled Down About 11.9 million U.S. workers, or 7.4% of employment, are independent contractors with irregular income, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (2023), and a prenup lets couples define how that lumpy income is treated. Adam Hollander Jul 14, 2026
- 03 Education Prenups and Pre-IPO Equity in California: How RSUs, Vesting Cliffs, and Cap Tables Are Treated In California, RSUs, stock options, and founder equity that vest during marriage may be treated as community property in divorce. A California prenup can set a clearer rule for existing and future equity compensation before default property-division formulas apply. Adam Hollander Jul 11, 2026
- 04 News Taylor Swift's Prenup: What a Billion-Dollar Agreement Could Include (2026) Reports say Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are expected to sign a prenup before a rumored 2026 wedding, though neither has confirmed any terms. Here's what a high-asset agreement like this typically addresses, and how the same mechanics apply to everyday couples. Adam Hollander Jul 1, 2026
- 05 Planning A Prenup as a Financial Planning Tool (2026): Disclosure, Shared Goals, and the Money Conversation A prenup is a financial planning tool, not just a divorce document. The process requires full disclosure of assets, debts, and income, and a real money talk which can bring greater financial alignment to couples heading into marriage. Adam Hollander Jun 24, 2026
- 06 Law Demystified Prenups and Immigration: Does a Prenup Affect a Green Card? Under Form I-864, a U.S. citizen sponsor's financial obligation to a sponsored immigrant continues even after divorce, according to United States Citizenship and Immigration Services, and a prenup generally cannot waive it. Adam Hollander Jun 24, 2026
- 07 Education Crossing Borders: Prenups for International Couples There is no globally enforceable prenup; a cross-border agreement's strength depends on which jurisdiction's law governs it and whether it satisfies each relevant country's formation rules. Adam Hollander Jun 24, 2026