Prenuptial Agreement

Cost: £99

A prenuptial agreement, commonly abbreviated to prenup or prenupt, is a contract entered into by two people prior to marriage or civil union. The content of a prenuptial agreement can vary widely, but commonly includes provisions for the division of property should the couple divorce and any rights to spousal support during or after the dissolution of marriage.

Our Prenuptial agreement service

The Divorce-Online Prenuptial Agreement service contains documentation to protect you from unnecessary cost and litigation should your marriage break down in the future.

A prenuptial agreement is the best and only way for a couple to protect their assets in the event of a divorce and although not very romantic it makes sense to get one drawn up so that both of you know exactly where you stand from day one.

The Court always has discretion to overturn any agreement in family proceedings although if legal advice has been taken and the proposals were considered fair when the agreement was made, the Courts are unlikely to contest the couples express wishes which makes the agreement a valuable addition to your legal protection in the UK.

Recent Court of Appeal cases have said that these agreements should now be taken into account in divorce proceedings by a court.

There is no other way to protect your assets except not to get married in the UK.

  The prenuptial agreement service includes the following clauses:-

• Property
• Pensions
• Gifts
• Inheritance
• Maintenance and future income
• Legal advice
• Company and business assets
• Tax liabilities
• Trusts
• Inheritance
  
  
  
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Using our step by step legalpac you will be taken through all the questions needed to create your agreement. Each LegalPac has help files for each set of questions as you proceed and of course we are at the end of a telephone or e-mail should you require advice on completing the agreement.

       What do I get for £99.00?
    
Once you have submitted your legalpac, your professionally prepared agreement and guidance will be edited and sent to you by either e-mail or post for you to finalise.