Prenuptial agreements are not yet legally binding in England. However, since 2010 our courts have shown increasing willingness to abide by the terms provided it has been entered into properly. There are a number of requirements needed to be able to convince a court that your agreement should be considered binding, which are: you have each taken independent legal advice on your rights and the implications of the agreement; there has been a full disclosure of all assets and liabilities; the agreement allows for future family changes, such as if children arrive or someone becomes seriously ill and unable to work; and neither of you has been unduly pressurised into signing.