Prenuptial Agreements
A Prenuptial Agreement is a forward-thinking legal document that outlines how assets, property, and financial responsibilities will be divided if a marriage breaks down. Often used by individuals entering a second marriage, those with significant personal or family wealth, or business owners, a prenup provides clarity, certainty, and peace of mind. It sets expectations from the outset, helping to reduce future conflict and protect financial independence.
While not automatically binding in the UK, courts increasingly uphold prenuptial agreements that are entered into voluntarily, with full disclosure, independent legal advice, and fair terms. At AAGA Solicitors, we work closely with clients to draft bespoke, robust agreements that reflect your values, protect your assets, and support a stable foundation for your marriage.
Frequently Asked Questions
Assets owned before marriage, inherited wealth, future gifts, business interests, and arrangements for spousal support can all be included.
It’s not strictly binding, but courts are increasingly respecting them if they are fair, clearly drafted, and meet legal criteria.
Ideally at least 28 days before the wedding, to avoid claims of pressure or last-minute decision-making.
A prenuptial agreement isn’t about mistrust—it’s about setting expectations and showing mutual respect. AAGA Solicitors drafts robust, personalised prenups that protect your financial wellbeing without compromising your relationship.
