Prenuptial Agreements
The call for UK law on Prenuptial Agreements to change is gaining momentum.
Recent decisions in the Supreme Court mean that Judges are under a greater duty than ever before to give due weight to any Prenuptial Agreement into which a spouse has entered freely. This effectively means that married couples and civil partners are increasingly able to regulate the future enjoyment of their assets.
The Family Team at Fosters offers a service in which we will negotiate, draft and advise you on suitable terms for a Prenuptial Agreement consistent with all your needs post separation and divorce or civil partnership dissolution.
If you want more advice about Prenuptial Agreements, please feel free to speak in confidence to one of our Family Lawyers on the below telephone number. Alternatively, you can email us.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Are Prenuptial Agreements binding?
- Can I change a Prenuptial Agreement once I have entered into it?
- Can I make a Prenuptial Agreement once I have got married?
- What is a Prenuptial Agreement or a “Prenup”?
- Who can enter into a Prenuptial Agreement?
The Team
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Iain McClay
Solicitor Partner/Joint Head of Department |
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Lucy Simpson
Solicitor Partner/Joint Head of Department |
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Carol McGuinness
Solicitor Partner |
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Clare Sharpe
Solicitor |
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Sophie Ali
Trainee Solicitor |
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Kate Hope
Paralegal |











