Pre-Nuptial Agreements

Some couples decide to agree, at the outset, on what should happen to their assets if their relationship breaks down. 

Pre-nuptial agreement (or prenups) outlining such agreements are not legally binding, but the court will consider them and, providing certain requirements are satisfied, uphold them.

Our team of experienced lawyers has worked on many pre-nuptial agreements for people from a diversity of backgrounds. We understand the legalities and practicalities involved, and we’ll ensure your arrangements both comply with guidelines and fully recognise your wishes. 

Post-Nuptial Agreements

Post-nuptial agreements are similar to pre-nups, but are less common because they are drawn up after a marriage or civil partnership. A post-nuptial agreement can be a sensible arrangement if you feel that your financial circumstances could change during the marriage or civil partnership, for example if you are due a significant inheritance.

We can advise you on whether a post-nuptial agreement could be appropriate for you, so if your financial situation has changed, or if you expect it to please get in touch. We can draft these arrangements for you, and explain the complexities involved.