How to Make a Prenup Fair (So It Holds Up)
Fairness is what makes a prenup hold up. Here are the practical steps to build fairness into your agreement — so a court actually follows it, without weakening your protection.
Clauses, schedules and terms: what a prenup should cover, what it cannot, and how to draft one that is fair enough to hold up.
Start here: What to Include in a Prenuptial Agreement
Fairness is what makes a prenup hold up. Here are the practical steps to build fairness into your agreement — so a court actually follows it, without weakening your protection.
Valuing your assets for a prenup sounds daunting, but you do not need everything appraised to the penny. Here is how to put fair, honest figures together, asset by asset.
The disclosure schedule is the financial backbone of a prenup — the appendix listing what each partner owns and owes. Here is what it is, what goes in it, and why it matters so much.
A prenup is not only about what you own today. Here is why covering future assets — inheritances, business growth, bonuses and shares — matters, and how to do it fairly.
The heart of most prenups is the line between separate and joint property. Here is what each means, how to treat the family home, and how to keep the line clear over time.
Courts treat matrimonial and non-matrimonial property differently on divorce. Here is what the distinction means, why the line blurs, and how a prenup puts it to work.
Infidelity or cheating clauses are a staple of US prenups, but in England & Wales they generally carry little weight. Here is why, and what actually protects you instead.
Lifestyle clauses about chores, weight or behaviour make headlines, but they have no real legal force here. Here is what a UK prenup can actually control, and what to leave out.