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At Highfin Solicitors, we understand that when planning for marriage, your future together includes practical financial considerations. Whether you’re preparing to get married or are already married, our experienced family law solicitors in London provide clear, tailored legal advice on pre-nuptial and post-nuptial agreements. Our goal is to help you protect your assets and avoid disputes in the future—sensitively and sensibly.
- How We Can Help
Pre-nuptial agreements – made before marriage
Post-nuptial agreements – made after marriage
Protecting business interests and family assets
Flexible Legal Support
We offer a range of consultation options to suit your schedule:
- In-person meetings at our London office
- Telephone consultations
- Virtual appointments via Zoom, Skype, or Teams
Understanding Pre-Nuptial and Post-Nuptial Agreements
Pre-Nuptial Agreements
A pre-nuptial agreement is a legal document signed before marriage. It outlines how your assets, income, and debts would be divided if your relationship ends. It can cover:
- Property ownership
- Savings and investments
- Business assets
- Inheritance and family wealth
- Financial support after separation
Post-Nuptial Agreements
A post-nuptial agreement is similar, but entered into after the marriage has taken place. These are often used when:
- One party receives an inheritance
- There’s a business venture or significant change in finances
- You wish to clarify arrangements after a period of separation
- A family member is gifting or transferring assets
Are Pre-Nuptial Agreements Legally Binding?
In England and Wales, prenuptial and postnuptial agreements are not automatically legally binding. However, courts will usually uphold them if:
- Both parties received independent legal advice
- There was full and honest financial disclosure
- The agreement was signed in advance of the wedding (not last minute)
- There was no pressure or coercion
- The agreement is fair and does not prejudice either party’s needs
Having your agreement properly drafted with legal advice significantly increases its weight in court proceedings.
Our Process: Clear, Fair, and Practical
Initial Consultation
To understand your goals and concerns
Full Financial Disclosure
To ensure transparency on both sides
Tailored Agreement Drafting
Reflecting your specific assets and wishes
Review and Legal Advice
With time to consider and negotiate
Final Signing
Ensuring both parties are informed and in agreement
- Common Questions
How much does a pre-nup or post-nup cost?
Fees vary depending on the complexity of your finances, whether there are international aspects, and how much negotiation is needed. We offer a fixed-fee service where suitable, and all costs will be clearly explained at your initial consultation.
How long does it take to draft the agreement?
Typically, we advise allowing at least 4–6 weeks before the wedding for pre-nups. This ensures enough time for both parties to receive independent legal advice and avoid any appearance of pressure.
Can we include future changes?
Yes. We can include review clauses or triggers for revisions—such as the birth of a child, changes in business ownership, or other significant life events.
Why Choose Highfin Solicitors?
- Specialists in Family Law – extensive experience with high-value and complex cases
- Tailored Advice – we work to understand your specific situation and future goals
- International Experience – including cross-border marriages and assets held abroad
- Discreet and Supportive Approach – sensitive to the emotional aspects of financial planning
- Transparent Fees – with no hidden costs
Speak to Our London Prenuptial Agreement Solicitors
Looking for prenuptial agreement solicitors near me or need help with a post-nuptial agreement?
Highfin Solicitors offers expert advice to help you plan for the future with confidence. Whether you’re safeguarding family assets, preparing for business investments, or simply seeking clarity, we’re here to help.
Call us today on 0207 113 5728
Or complete our online enquiry form to arrange a confidential consultation.
