这股趋势不仅限于富裕阶层，许多普通收入者、担心父母离婚悲剧重演的伴侣，甚至是高收入的女性，都主动提出婚前协议，以保护个人资产、处理学贷债务或约定冷冻胚胎等现代化议题。
婚前协议已逐渐摆脱过往代表「预备离婚」的社会禁忌，转变为务实且具保障性的理财沟通工具，并催生了律师、线上生成软体（如 Hello Prenup）及相关周边服务的兴起。
As Americans marry at older ages and women's earnings grow, the proportion of young couples signing prenuptial agreements has risen significantly, with a recent survey showing that over half of engaged or married Americans under 45 have signed one.
This trend is not limited to the wealthy; many average earners, couples wishing to avoid their parents' divorce mistakes, and high-earning women are proactively initiating prenups to protect personal assets, manage student debt, or address modern issues like frozen embryos.
Prenuptial agreements are gradually shedding their historical taboo of preparing for divorce, transitioning into a practical and empowering financial communication tool that has fueled the rise of lawyers, online apps like Hello Prenup, and related services.