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When planning to get married or entering into a civil partnership, it’s natural to expect your relationship to last forever. However, this is a good time to consider a written agreement outlining what would happen if the relationship were to end.

What is a prenup?

A prenuptial agreement, or “prenup” is a legally binding contract between a couple that sets out how assets and finances will be handled in the event of a separation. Think of it as an insurance policy - not because you expect to separate, but to protect your assets and provide clarity if the unexpected happens.

Why should you get a prenup?

The cost of a prenup is always a fraction of the cost of a contested divorce or dissolution.

It’s also a lot easier to decide together what would happen if you were to separate at a time when things are going well rather than in the middle of a separation when emotions may be running high.

What a prenup can protect

Asset Protection

Safeguard specific assets, such as inherited family properties or heirlooms, ensuring they remain designated for your children or other beneficiaries.

Debt Protection

Including a debt clause can protect you from being liable for any debts your partner brings into the marriage, shielding your assets from potential creditors.

Child Provision

Make provisions for children from previous relationships, ensuring they are provided for in the event of divorce, dissolution or separation and clarifying their inheritance rights.

Business Protection

Secure your business interests and future profits, preventing them from being divided in case of divorce or dissolution.

Time and Cost Savings

By establishing a predetermined plan for asset division, a prenup can streamline the divorce or dissolution process, saving both time and money on lengthy legal proceedings.

Financial Transparency

Prenups can encourage open and honest discussions as a couple about your financial situation, fostering mutual understanding and trust.

How much does a prenup cost?

We create Agreements that fit your unique situation, because generic packages often don’t work well for everyone. Your first meeting with one of our experienced family law solicitors is a fixed fee of £340 + VAT. This will enable us to understand your circumstances and explain any next steps and costs, so you can move forward with confidence and peace of mind.

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We offer a free 15-minute telephone call with one of our solicitors to discuss how we can help.

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Why choose Johnson Legal?

We’re a team of experts specialising exclusively in Family Law. With a people-first approach to law, we listen and provide you with the relevant support, knowledge and considered solutions you need to move forward with confidence. Here when you need us most, even outside of normal office hours, we’re committed to working in partnership with you every step of the way.

That’s why 90% of our cases come from client recommendations and referrals.

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