Sukhbeer Shergill
Director
Nuptial agreements can help to protect property or assets in the event of a divorce.
Pre-nuptial agreements are designed to help those in a relationship who plan to marry in the future. Post-nuptial agreements are for those couples who have already married and wish to put an agreement in place in the event of their separation in the future.
Whilst nuptial agreements are not legally binding in England and Wales, they can carry some considerable weight in the event of a relationship breakdown. To ensure your nuptial agreement is given the most weight at court, certain procedures have to be followed. These include having independent legal advice and a full disclosure of finances.
Our experienced family solicitors can give you expert legal advice on how to ensure the correct procedures regarding nuptial agreements are followed, to protect you as far as possible.
Every nuptial agreement is different, just as every relationship is different. That’s why our friendly and expert family solicitors will take into account your personal and financial circumstances to properly cater for your individual needs.
We are here to give you the best advice and discuss your options with you and we offer up to 30 minutes free initial consultation*.
As part of our commitment to a transparent approach to our fees, we will advise on the likely costs at the outset of your case so you know what to expect. We offer a comprehensive fixed fee package for some family matters, but if your case is complex or if you prefer, we will deal with your case using our hourly charging rate.
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