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This area covers how assets you bring into a marriage or civil partnership and assets inherited during a relationship are treated for probate, trust, and matrimonial purposes. It includes the enforcement and challenge of wills, the operation of trusts, and the use and validity of pre‑nuptial or post‑nuptial arrangements. A solicitor helps identify which assets are regarded as inherited or pre‑marital, explains how they may be split on death or divorce, and advises on securing the client’s interests through wills, trusts, or settlement agreements.
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In England, issues often hinge on how assets are held (in a will, trust, or intestacy), the timing of the inheritance, and how a marriage or civil partnership affects future rights. A solicitor will confirm legal ownership, set up or challenge trusts, and prepare or review wills and nuptial agreements to protect inherited or pre‑marital assets.
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