Pre-Nuptial &
Post-Nuptial Agreements

No one goes into a marriage anticipating that it will end, but if divorce becomes a reality, most if not all couples want the ‘breakdown’ process to be as amicable as possible with minimal uncertainty and worry over financial matters. Research has shown that the top causes for conflict in a marriage are money and communication. These conflicts are of course all the more heightened when a marriage breaks down. This is why it can be sensible to sit down with your partner and agree on important financial matters at the outset of your relationship, whilst you are able to communicate openly and effectively. Once things have broken down, you may find you are unable to have a sensible discussion because emotions and hurt are preventing this.

Pre-Nuptial / Post-Nuptial Agreements are a way for the parties to have peace of mind in that they should not be facing any unexpected financial consequences on the breakdown of their relationship.

More and more people are now entering into these agreements, and it may surprise you to know that it is not just celebrities or heirs and heiresses of family fortunes who are looking to protect their wealth in this way.

At an initial meeting we will explain the law in relation to Pre-nuptial / Post-Nuptial Agreements, and their advantages and disadvantages so you can make an informed decision about whether an agreement may be right for you and your partner.