You are here: Home » Family law finance » Prenuptial agreements Our people About us Careers Blog Call local rate 0330 056 3171 Mon - Fri 8:30am - 7pm | Sat - Sun 9am - 5pm Contact us Home Divorce Financial Matters Child Law Unmarried Couples Domestic Abuse Offices Prenup solicitors Prenuptial agreements to offer financial protection No longer the preserve of the super-wealthy, the use of prenuptial agreements (prenups) is on the rise. Request Free Callback Submit your details, and we’ll arrange a free, no-obligation callback at a time to suit you. Please note that we cannot offer Legal aid. Name* Surname* Tel* Email* Select location... Closest Office* Enquiry Details* Callback time options Your local prenup lawyers Offering a certain level of protection, a prenup sets out the ownership of belongings (money, assets and property) and what will happen to them in the event of a breakdown of the relationship. However, it is important to note that in England and Wales, they are not legally binding, and it is critical to consider the conditions in which the prenup is created and when. For example, it was signed at least 21 days before the wedding, it’s reasonable, up-to-date and was drafted by a family lawyer with both parties receiving legal advice and providing full financial disclosure. Our expert family lawyers will advise you on this and are experienced in drafting a wide range of prenups, from multi-million agreements with complicated assets to smaller agreements covering property and inheritance for children. We’ve even had several covering the family dog. Financial family law services Finances Divorce financial settlements Postnuptial agreements Forensic accountancy See more services Call our expert team today 0330 056 3171 or request a call back Why would you need a prenup? A prenuptial agreement provides a clear agreement and offers a level of protection including: Any inheritance or future inheritance, both money and assets Assets and/or property that would be very hard to split 50/50 Any children from a previous relationship to ensure certain assets are reserved for them and protect their inheritance rights. (It is also crucial to make a Will) A business to retain control of Any outstanding debt, a prenuptial agreement with a ‘debt clause’ can protect from being liable. Our expertise in all aspects of family financial law Finances Divorce finances Spousal maintenance Defining matrimonial and non-matrimonial assets Postnuptial agreements Arrangements for children Child maintenance Contact us We remain open for business during the COVID-19 outbreak. Submit your details below, and we’ll arrange a free, no-obligation call back at a time to suit you. To ensure we are the right fit, we need to make you aware that we cannot offer Legal aid. 0330 056 3171 Name* Surname* Tel* Email* Select location... Closest Office* Enquiry Details* Callback time options Blog Posts in Finance Divorce|Separation September 22nd 2021 Handbags and divorce: dividing luxury assets Continue reading... Stowe guests|Wills & Inheritance June 14th 2021 Divorce and tax planning for international couples Continue reading... May 24th 2021 IR35 Update 2021: A Guide Continue reading... About us Careers Newsletter signup Stowe talks Break-up Clubs Divorce Directory Client login Follow us: Stowe Family Law LLP is authorised and regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority. SRA ref 469401. Stowe Family Law LLP is registered with Companies House, ref. OC331570, and registered for VAT, number 918 5722 04. Calls may be recorded for quality and training purposes. Terms of Use Privacy Policy & Data Protection Cookie Policy Complaints Policy Sitemap Copyright © 2021 · Stowe Family Law LLP This site uses cookies: Find out more. Okay, thank you