Prenuptial Agreement Template
A prenuptial agreement records how a couple intend to divide their assets if they later divorce. While not automatically binding in England and Wales, courts give them significant weight when properly made.
What this prenuptial agreement covers
- Assets each party brings in
- How assets would be divided
- Provision for any children
- Treatment of future assets
- Disclosure and independent advice
When you need a prenuptial agreement
- Before getting married
- Protecting pre-owned or family assets
- Bringing significant wealth into a marriage
The legal framework
Understanding the law behind a prenuptial agreement helps you use it well. Here is the key UK legislation that applies:
Frequently asked questions
Are prenups legally binding in the UK?
Not automatically, but courts increasingly uphold them where both parties had advice, disclosed assets, and the terms are fair.
When should a prenup be signed?
Well before the wedding — ideally at least 28 days — to avoid any suggestion of pressure.
How Legal Lift helps
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