Pre-Nuptial Agreement Solicitors

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Perduco Law specialises in Divorce & Family Law. All of our solicitors have in depth experience in dealing with Divorce, Financial Settlements in Divorce, Child Arrangements and Domestic Abuse issues in both simple and highly complex cases.

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What is a pre-nuptial agreement?

A pre-nuptial agreement (also known as a ‘prenup’) is a contract agreed between you and your partner before you get married or enter a civil partnership.

A pre-nuptial agreement outlines exactly who owns what in terms of all of your belongings, assets, property and money.

Without a pre-nuptial agreement, in the event of a divorce, the courts starting position will generally be to divide everything 50/50 between you and your partner. A prenup can, therefore, help you provide some clarity and secure your future.

With extensive experience, Perduco Law solicitors can advise you on your options and provide you with further information on how a pre-nuptial agreement could work for you and your significant other. Speak to a member of our knowledgeable team today.

What is the purpose of a pre-nuptial agreement?

The main purpose of a pre-nuptial agreement, also known as a prenup, is to give you a level of clarity around how your assets will be divided in the event of a relationship breakdown. Other reasons why you might want a prenup include:

• to avoid arguments and confusion over your finances,
• protect your inherited finances and assets, and savings,
• ensure you retain ownership of any businesses,
• protect assets for any children from a previous relationship (their inheritance)

Can I draw up a pre-nuptial agreement after we’re married?

No. This is because pre-nuptial agreements can only be made before you marry your partner. However, if you and your partner both want to, you can make a post-nuptial agreement.

Our experienced family law solicitors at Perduco Law have extensive experience in drafting both pre-nuptial and post-nuptial agreements. Speak to us today.