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Q: What does a prenuptial agreement cost?

The cost of prenuptial agreements varies on a case by case basis and your requirements as a couple. Call us on 0161 672 2267 or complete the form below for a no obligation quote.

Q: When will the court refuse to enforce a prenuptial agreement?

The Supreme Court set out the following three factors that will increase the likelihood of a prenuptial agreement being upheld in court proceedings: It must be freely entered into Both parties must understand the implications It should not be unfair and hold parties to their agreement in the circumstances prevailing.

Q: How long before a wedding should a prenup be signed?

A prenuptial agreement should be signed at least 28 days before the marriage.

Q: How long does a prenuptial agreement last?

A prenuptial agreement is a contract between you and your partner that lasts for the full duration of your marriage.

Q: Does a prenup protect future earnings?

Yes, if you want to protect future earnings within your prenuptial agreement, you can include a clause for future income.

Q: Can you protect your pension with a prenuptial agreement?

Many who are marrying later in life or for a second time do not want to risk losing part of their pension in a divorce settlement, so you can protect this with a prenuptial agreement.

Q: The Family Home Is Owned In My Spouse's Name

If you are married or in a civil partnership you will have a financial interest as the family home will be considered a matrimonial asset. You can apply to protect your interest by registering a Notice of Home Rights through your solicitor. For unmarried parties, you can seek to claim a beneficial interest in the property.