Prenuptial Agreement
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    • Marriage Details
    • Miscellaneous
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Parties

  • Indicate full name of a first party to this agreement:

  • Provide full mailing address of the first party:

  • Indicate full name of the second party to this agreement:

  • Provide full mailing address of the second party:

  • The parties enter this agreement upon the intended:

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    Civil Partnership is a legally recognised relationship available to both same-sex and opposite-sex couples that provides almost all the same legal rights, responsibilities, and protections as marriage, without being a marriage itself.

    Marriage is a legally recognised union between two people that creates a formal legal relationship, giving both spouses specific rights and responsibilities regarding property, finances, inheritance, pensions, and family matters.

  • Do the parties have, or do they intend to acquire, a family home?

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    Family home is the property in which the parties live together as their main residence during the marriage or civil partnership, regardless of which party owns it.

  • Provide the full address and, if necessary, a brief description of the family home:

Marriage Details

  • Select the date on which the parties intend to marry or enter into a civil partnership:

  • All assets held by either party individually prior to the marriage/partnership shall:

  • All assets acquired by either party individually by way of gift or inheritance during the marriage/partnership shall:

  • Do the parties wish to provide that any chattels purchased by either party during the marriage or civil partnership shall remain the sole property of the purchasing party?

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    Chattels are tangible movable personal possessions, such as furniture, jewellery, vehicles, electronics, artwork, and household items, that are not land or buildings.

  • Indicate the purchase price above which chattels shall be deemed to be the sole property of the purchasing party, in pounds (£):

  • Do parties jointly own any property (for example, house, land plot, car)?

  • Any property acquired after the date of this agreement solely by either party shall belong:

  • The family home shall be vested:

  • Select the party in whose name ownership of the family home shall be vested:

  • In case of a divorce or separation, the family home shall:

  • In case of a transfer of a family home to the joint names of both parties to this agreement, these parties shall become:

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    Joint Tenants – both parties own the whole property together in equal shares. If one party dies, their interest automatically passes to the surviving party under the right of survivorship, regardless of any will.

    Tenants in Common – each party owns a separate share of the property, which may be equal or unequal. There is no right of survivorship, so each party’s share can be left to someone else in their will or pass under the rules of intestacy.

  • Select the date on which ownership of the family home shall be vested in the names of both parties:

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    This is usually the date of the pre-existing declaration of trust.

Miscellaneous

  • Select the date on which this agreement is signed by both parties:

  • Have the parties received independent legal or financial advice before entering into this agreement?

  • Select the type of advice the parties received before entering into this Agreement:

  • Does the parties have children under the age of 18?

  • List full name and date of birth of common children for both parties:

  • List full name and date of birth of the first party:

  • List full name and date of birth of the second party:

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