Prenups and Inherited Wealth
Inherited or family wealth feels like it should stay yours – but a divorce can change that. Here is how a prenup helps keep inherited wealth protected in England & Wales.
Prenup Guides & Advice
Guides and advice on prenuptial agreements in England & Wales, from the team behind UK Prenup's £199 online prenuptial agreement
Prenups for Later-Life Marriages and Older Couples
Marrying later in life usually means established wealth, pensions and grown-up children. Here is why a prenup is so often the sensible, practical choice for later-life couples.
Do Young Couples Need a Prenup?
Think prenups are only for the wealthy or the older? Here is when a prenup makes sense for young couples – and how it can protect what is still to come.
Prenups When One Partner Owns the House
You own your home; your partner is moving in. Marriage changes the legal picture. Here is how a prenup can protect a property you bring into the marriage, fairly.
Prenups and Stay-at-Home Parents: Keeping It Fair
Giving up work to raise children is a real contribution – and a prenup must reflect that. Here is how to keep an agreement fair to a stay-at-home parent.
Prenups for Landlords and Property Investors
Built up a property portfolio? It is a business worth protecting. Here is how a prenup can safeguard a landlord's properties and rental income on divorce.
Prenups for the Self-Employed and Freelancers
For the self-employed, the business and the person are often one and the same. Here is how a prenup can protect a sole trader or freelancer's livelihood.
Prenups When You Have Significant Debt
Marrying with significant debt – yours or your partner's – raises real questions. Here is how a prenup can keep pre-marriage debt where it belongs.