Understand what a prenup can help you protect, what it can cover, and what it means for you. We help you prepare an agreement or review one your partner has proposed, with clear advice at every step.
You may own a home, run a business, expect an inheritance, or have children from a previous relationship. You may simply want to agree how money and property would be handled if your marriage ended.
We help you understand your options and put your wishes into clear terms. If your partner has asked you to sign a prenup, we explain what it would mean for you and which terms you may want to change.
Tell us what matters to you
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Discuss your plans, finances, and concerns in a free, confidential consultation.
Understand your options and costs
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We outline the work involved, the information needed, and the proposed fees.
Prepare or review your agreement
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We draft or review the terms, discuss any changes with your partner’s solicitor, and explain what the agreement means for you before you sign.
Know the steps, timing, and costs
You do not need a draft agreement or all your paperwork ready to make an enquiry. Start with your questions and your wedding date, if you have one. We will explain what information is needed, the likely timetable, and the proposed fees before work begins.
Talking about a prenup can feel uncomfortable. We help you focus on the practical questions: what you own, what matters to you, and what you want the agreement to address. You get straightforward advice and support with discussing the terms.
Whether you are requesting a prenup or have been asked to sign one, you need advice focused on your interests. We explain the terms in everyday language, answer your questions, and help you decide how to proceed.
''You do not need to know the legal language or have everything worked out before you
speak to us.''
Mike Nanwani, founder of the Nanwanis Solicitors LLP
