Clarity for you and your assets
By the time you decide to marry or enter a civil partnership, you might already have substantial assets such as a business or other assets. A Pre-Nuptial Agreement is a document which sets out what you and your partner agree to happen to your assets if the relationship were to breakdown after your nuptials. You can also set out the expectations in a Post-Nuptial Agreement if you’re already married or in a civil partnership. In either event, our team will work with you to ensure these individually tailored documents address your specific circumstances, unique needs and preferences.
Expert pre and post-nuptial agreement specialists
Our expert family team will work with you to draw up your Pre or Post-Nuptial Agreement and advise you as to what provisions are likely to be enforceable in Court if the relationship were to break down. To improve the prospect that the Court will consider the agreement to be fair, both you and your partner will need to set out your financial circumstances in full (called financial disclosure) and take independent legal advice on the agreement and its effects. It can take time to deal with financial disclosure, negotiations and legal advice, so it is important to plan in advance and obtain legal advice as soon as possible.
For more information on how we can help support you, contact one of our Family Specialists.
Please note that whilst we do not offer Legal Aid, we can discuss the options available to you in a free 30-minute consultation.