Fixed Fee Prenuptial Agreement Service Handled by Solicitors

A prenuptial agreement, commonly known as a ‘prenup’, is a legal contract entered into prior to marriage stating what happens to things such as finances and property in the event of divorce.

Protect your financial future with our Prenuptial Agreement Service, a smart choice for couples entering marriage.

For just £799, our solicitors expertly draft an agreement to your exact needs, saving you over £1500+ in legal fees.

Ensure clarity on asset division and financial security in the case of divorce. Prenuptial agreements are now recognised as essential legal agreements in court.

Prenuptial agreements are no longer just for the super wealthy; they’re a prudent ‘insurance policy’ for asset protection.

Ensure your financial future, and reach out to our team via Live Chat for answers to your questions.

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What’s Included In our Prenuptial Agreement Service?

• A solicitor drafted Prenuptial Agreement to reflect the agreement you’ve reached
• Simplicity & Ease – Complete one simple online document and we’ll do the rest
• Professional legal advice on the implications of signing a prenup 
• Solicitor advising you of issues you may wish to consider
• Initial amendments to your agreement if there are any revisions
• Arranging for the correct signature
• The storing of the original legal contract

How Much Does Our Prenup Service Cost?

Our Fixed-Fee Prenuptial Agreement Service for couples with assets under £3m is £799.

Local solicitors in the UK will typically charge £2,000 – £5,000 for a prenup to be drafted, with more complex cases and those with high-value assets, costing even more.

We don’t believe in complex, hidden, or hourly charges. Our fixed fee covers amendments until both parties are happy, which is another benefit to choosing Divorce-Online.

If you have assets over £3m, contact our friendly team on 01793 384 029 or speak with us on Live Chat for more information on how we can help.

Why Get a Prenuptial Agreement Before Marriage?

If you own your own home, and have a good pension or other assets, and your soon-to-be spouse does not, then you are going to be at risk should your marriage break down.

As unromantic as that sounds, a prenuptial agreement will mean you can enter into married life without the worry of what happens to the assets you have accrued if you end up getting a divorce.

As with any agreement they will need to be periodically reviewed and updated to reflect the changes in circumstances, such as buying a new home or having children.

We would recommend the agreement be looked at and updated every 5 years, this then becomes a post-nuptial agreement, which is also looked upon favourably by the courts.

As with all agreements, there needs to be open and honest disclosure, and the agreement will list the income and assets of both parties at the time the pre-nuptial agreement is signed.

A signatory to a pre-nuptial agreement should also have had legal advice to make sure they know what they are doing. Our prenuptial agreements contain a legal advice statement for both parties.