Protecting Overseas Assets With a Prenup
Foreign property and overseas assets add complexity to a divorce. Here is how a prenup can address them, why an English court considers worldwide assets, and what to watch on cross-border enforcement.
Prenup Guides & Advice
Guides and advice on prenuptial agreements in England & Wales, from the team behind UK Prenup's £199 online prenuptial agreement
Debt and Prenups: Who’s Responsible for Pre-Marriage Debts?
Worried about your partner's debts, or your own? Here is who is responsible for pre-marriage debts on divorce, the difference between sole and joint debt, and how a prenup keeps liabilities where they belong.
Protecting Family Money and Gifts With a Prenup
When parents gift money, say towards a house deposit, they often want it protected. Here is how a prenup keeps a family gift from being shared on divorce, and why timing the agreement matters.
How to Protect a Future Inheritance With a Prenup
You can address an inheritance in a prenup even before it arrives. Here is how to protect a future inheritance you expect but have not yet received, and why a review clause matters.
Shares, Stock Options & RSUs in a Prenup
Shares, stock options and RSUs can be worth a fortune, and are tricky to divide on divorce because they vest over time and swing in value. Here is how a prenup can address equity compensation fairly.
Intellectual Property in a Prenup: Protecting IP & Royalties
Creators, authors, musicians and inventors have a special kind of asset: intellectual property and the royalties it generates. Here is how a prenup can protect IP and ongoing income on divorce.
Protecting a Second Home or Buy-to-Let With a Prenup
A second home or buy-to-let is an investment worth protecting, and often easier to ring-fence than the family home. Here is how a prenup can address an additional property and its rental income on divorce.
Art, Antiques & Collectibles in a Prenup
A collection of art, antiques, classic cars or jewellery can be surprisingly valuable, and easy to overlook. Here is how a prenup can protect a collection on divorce, and why valuation and provenance matter.