When you’re planning on getting married, there are a lot of things that you will be thinking about. Something else you may want to consider is a Prenuptial Agreement with your partner. But who needs a Prenuptial Agreement, and how does it benefit couples? Here is everything that you should know.
A Prenuptial Agreement (also referred to as a Pre-Nup), is a document which provides details of the assets between a couple to be wed, and how said assets will be divided if they were to ever get divorced. Although they are not legally binding, if a Prenuptial Agreement is presented in court, they are almost always seen as valid.
Once you are married, all your personal assets will likely become shared, such as your finances and any properties that are purchased. A Prenuptial Agreement will cover any important or expensive assets such as these, so in the event of a divorce, there are no nasty surprises or unexpected payments.
A Prenuptial Agreement essentially allows you and your partner to rationally decide who is entitled to what in the event of the marriage ending – at which time, doing so may become more difficult.
We're rated‘Excellent’As well as giving couples the opportunity to secure their assets, a Prenuptial Agreement can also:
There are many reasons you should consider getting a Prenuptial Agreement. Particularly if you can relate to any of the following:
Because of certain misconceptions regarding Prenuptial Agreements, many people believe that they are only suitable for those who relate to these examples. The truth is, a Prenuptial Agreement is a great idea for every couple wishing to get married. It provides peace of mind and allows people to keep what is rightfully theirs when things don’t quite go to plan.
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If you are considering creating a Prenuptial Agreement with your spouse to be, then get in touch with one of our expert Family Law Team. With the help of one of our talented team, you can feel confident that your Prenuptial Agreement will be fair and professional. You should also get in touch if you would like to ask any questions; we are here to help.
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