Pre- and post-nuptial agreements cover plans about finances, property and support if a marriage ends. A solicitor drafts, negotiates and advises on the terms, ensuring clarity on assets, inheritances, and potential spousal maintenance, and may help with formalising arrangements through court consideration. The work often involves reviewing disclosures, advising on tax implications, and guiding the parties through mediation and, if needed, protection and enforcement in later court proceedings.
Where a solicitor protects your position
The agreement fixes financial expectations and can influence decisions on divorce or death. A solicitor provides formal structure, ensures the documents are clear, complete and properly executed, and explains how a court might view a post-nuptial arrangement if the marriage ends.
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