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.
Who Needs a Prenup
Prenups for second marriages, business owners, professionals, expats, couples with an age gap or unequal incomes, and other situations where one makes sense.
Start here: Do You Need a Prenup? Who Should Consider One
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 for Same-Sex Couples in the UK
Same-sex married couples have identical legal rights, including prenups. Here is how a prenuptial agreement works for same-sex couples in England & Wales.
Prenups for Athletes and High Earners
A short career and sudden, concentrated wealth make athletes a classic case for a prenup. Here is what to think about, from earnings to image rights.
Prenups for British Expats and Couples Living Abroad
Living abroad or in an international relationship adds real complexity to divorce. Here is how a prenup helps British expats and cross-border couples plan.
Prenups for Military / Armed Forces Couples
Postings, frequent moves and the Armed Forces Pension make forces life distinctive. Here is how a prenup can help military couples plan with certainty.
Prenups for Couples With a Big Age Gap
A significant age gap usually means different wealth, life stages and retirement horizons. Here is how a prenup helps such couples plan fairly.