subject: Do I need a Prenuptial Agreement [print this page] Do I need a Prenuptial Agreement Do I need a Prenuptial Agreement
If the answer is "Yes" to any of the following scenarios a prenuptial agreement could be right for you.
1. I am thinking of getting married and want to protect my property in case it doesn't work out.
2. I am about to marry for the second time and want to limit any potential claims on the settlement I received from my first marriage if things go wrong again.
3. I am a widower thinking of marrying again. I want to protect my assets in case things go wrong.
4. I am about to marry but worry that if things go wrong we could end up in a costly and lengthy argument about "who gets what"
5. I am about to marry for the second time but want to protect my assets to ensure I have something to leave in my will to the children from my first marriage if my new relationship breaks down.
Using Our Prenuptial Agreement Template
Net Lawman's prenuptial agreements template are fully customizable and have been drafted by expert team of Solicitors and Barrister. Our template comes with full guidance notes to assist you in completing the agreement.
Our prenuptial agreement contains clauses that deal with the following key sections:
* The 'matrimonial' home
* Contents of the 'matrimonial' home
* Other property owned separately
* Pre marriage and post marriage property
* Pre marriage assets and finances
* Post marriage assets and finances
* Gifts between the parties
* Rights and responsibilities
The Court always has discretion to overturn any agreement in family proceedings although if legal advice has been taken and the proposals were considered fair when the agreement was made, the Courts are unlikely to contest the couples express wishes which makes the agreement a valuable addition to your legal protection in the UK.
The Court always has discretion to overturn any agreement in family proceedings although if legal advice has been taken and the proposals were considered fair when the agreement was made, the Courts are unlikely to contest the couples express wishes which makes the agreement a valuable addition to your legal protection in the UK.
Therefore, Net Lawman's agreement is the only way for a couple to protect their assets.
