Protecting Your Assets During Marriage

Post-Nuptial Agreement Solicitors

A Post-Nuptial Agreement provides financial certainty for you and your spouse after you are married. Our expert family law solicitors draft fair, robust agreements that protect your assets and allow you to enjoy your future with peace of mind.

What is a Post-Nuptial Agreement?

A 'Post-Nup' is a formal, written agreement between a married couple or civil partners that sets out how their finances, property, and assets would be divided in the event of a future separation. It is a sensible planning tool that provides clarity and can significantly reduce conflict if you do separate.

Who is a Post-Nuptial Agreement for?

Couples who did not have time to make a Pre-Nuptial Agreement.
Couples where one partner has received a significant inheritance or sold a business during the marriage.
Partners who wish to protect business assets or investments.
Couples who want to provide financial certainty for children from previous relationships.
Any couple who wants a clear, agreed plan for their finances.

The Benefits of a Fair Agreement

Creating a Post-Nuptial Agreement is a collaborative process. By having open conversations and reaching a fair agreement now, you remove a major source of potential future conflict, strengthening your relationship and allowing you to plan your future with confidence.

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A Collaborative & Fair Approach

Our goal is to help you create a fair and balanced agreement that both partners are happy with. We handle the process with sensitivity and care, facilitating open conversations and drafting a document that strengthens your relationship by providing clarity for the future.

Collaborative Process: We work with you both to create an agreement that is fair and reflects your shared intentions.
Fixed-Fee Service: We offer a clear fixed fee for drafting a straightforward post-nuptial agreement.
Legally Robust: We ensure your agreement is drafted correctly to be persuasive and legally sound.

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Questions About Post-Nuptial Agreements

Are Post-Nuptial Agreements legally binding in the UK?

While not absolutely binding in all circumstances, a well-drafted Post-Nuptial Agreement that is fair and meets certain criteria (like both parties having independent legal advice) will have very significant weight with a court and is highly likely to be upheld in the event of a divorce.

What makes a Post-Nuptial Agreement valid and fair?

For an agreement to be upheld, the court will want to see that it was entered into freely by both parties, with a full understanding of its implications. This means both individuals should receive independent legal advice and provide a full and frank disclosure of their financial situation.

Can we change the agreement in the future?

Yes. A Post-Nuptial Agreement is a flexible document. If your circumstances change significantly in the future, you can amend the agreement or create a new one to reflect your new situation, provided you both agree to the changes.

Plan Your Future with Confidence

Take the sensible, practical step of creating a Post-Nuptial Agreement. Contact our expert family solicitors for a confidential, fixed-fee consultation.

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