Prenuptial Agreement

We can help you create an agreement that reflects your intentions.

For those intending to marry, we can give you advice on how a pre-marital agreement (also known as a 'pre-nuptial' agreement) may protect you from financial loss in the unlikely event of your marriage not lasting.

If you come to a marriage with your own assets, it usually makes common sense to take out a pre-marital agreement. Those approaching a second marriage may have a particular need to enter a pre-marital agreement.

Our charges for drafting a pre-marital agreement are modest in relation to the value of most assets protected by such agreements.

Cohabitation Agreement

If you and your partner are living together, we can draft a cohabitation agreement. The agreement will record your intentions about your assets. It will cover the financial and property aspects of your relationship and how the assets would be divided in the event of the relationship ending. Cohabitation agreements sometimes include maintenance too.

As your assets grow, and the respective contributions of you and your partner change over the course of time, you may need to update your cohabitation agreement.

For those involved in the break-up of a cohabitation relationship, we can help resolve any legal issues arising.