In many circumstances it is prudent to ensure your assets are secured for your future.
Nuptial Agreements
We recognise the importance of securing your financial future as you embark on one of life’s most significant commitments.
A prenuptial agreement offers the clarity and protection needed to ensure that your assets, business ventures, and investments are fully safeguarded as you enter marriage.
Our dedicated team of family law experts specialises in crafting tailored prenuptial agreements that reflect your unique financial landscape, giving you the assurance that your wealth and legacy are protected.
With Specters, you can approach your marriage with peace of mind, confident that your financial interests are expertly managed.
What can be included in a prenuptial agreement?
• Division of Property
• Financial Assets
• Inheritance and Estate Planning
• Pension and Retirement Funds
• Business Interests
• Debts and Liabilities
• Personal Belongings
• Financial Responsibilities During the Marriage
Why have a pre-nuptial agreement in place?
A prenuptial agreement is more than just a safeguard, it’s a vital strategy for protecting and preserving wealth across generations. With substantial assets, business interests, and complex financial portfolios involved, a meticulously crafted prenup provides clarity and security, outlining how these assets will be managed in the event of a divorce.
It not only mitigates risk and protects your financial legacy but also helps to prevent costly and protracted legal disputes. Additionally, a prenuptial agreement encourages transparency, enabling both partners to enter the marriage with a clear understanding of their financial rights and responsibilities.
By addressing these critical issues upfront, you can build a life together with confidence, secure in the knowledge that your financial interests are fully protected.
Choosing Specters Solicitors ensures that your prenuptial agreement is handled with the utmost discretion, expertise, and attention to detail, providing you with the peace of mind that comes from working with experts in family law.
Our pre-nuptial agreement solicitors
Frequently asked questions
Are prenuptial agreements legally binding in the UK?
While prenuptial agreements are not automatically legally binding in the UK, they are generally upheld by courts if they meet certain criteria.
The agreement must be fair, entered into freely by both parties with full disclosure of assets, and both parties must have received independent legal advice.
What happens if we don't have a prenuptial agreement?
Without a prenuptial agreement, your assets will be divided according to UK divorce law, which aims to reach a fair settlement based on each party’s needs and contributions during the marriage.
This could result in an outcome that neither party initially expected.
Will a prenuptial agreement affect child custody or support?
A prenuptial agreement cannot dictate child custody arrangements or child support, as these are matters that the court will decide based on the best interests of the child at the time of separation or divorce.
Can a prenuptial agreement be contested?
Yes, a prenuptial agreement can be contested in court, especially if one party believes it was entered into under duress, without full disclosure of assets, or if the terms are deemed unfair. Courts will carefully scrutinise the agreement to ensure it meets legal standards.
