How a prenup protects a home, business, pension, inheritance, savings or other assets you bring into the marriage, and where the limits are.
Start here: Prenuptial Agreements for Business Owners
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.
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.
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.
Partners in law, medical, dental and accountancy firms have a valuable but tricky asset: their practice share. Here is how a prenup, working with the partnership agreement, can help protect it.
Buying a home together before marriage, especially with unequal deposits, needs protecting. Here is how a declaration of trust and a prenup work together, and why the right document changes once you marry.
The family home is usually the biggest asset in a divorce — and the one most affected by needs and children. Here is how it is treated in England & Wales, the options for splitting it, and how a prenup can help.
A business is often a founder's livelihood — and can be drawn into a divorce, forcing a valuation, a payout or a sale. Here is how a prenup helps business owners protect what they have built.