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A post-nuptial agreement is a binding contract between married couples that protects assets, defines financial arrangements, and structures inheritance provisions following Matrimonial Causes Act 1973 principles.
A post-nuptial agreement is a legal contract between married couples that defines how assets, debts, and financial matters will be handled if the marriage ends. It works exactly like a prenuptial agreement — the only difference is that it's signed after the wedding rather than before.
The Supreme Court ruled in 2010 that nuptial agreements should be given decisive weight when both parties entered freely with full appreciation of the implications, unless it would be unfair to hold either party to the agreement. This landmark case transformed how UK courts treat both pre and post-nuptial agreements.
Our post-nuptial agreement is professionally drafted following the principles established in Radmacher v Granatino.
Circumstances often change after marriage, triggering the need for financial protection through post-nuptial agreements to document asset arrangements and inheritance intentions.
Even couples who didn't consider a prenup often find that circumstances change during marriage, creating new reasons to document financial arrangements.
In divorce, courts have wide discretion to divide all matrimonial assets — including inheritances, business interests, and assets you brought into the marriage. A post-nuptial agreement provides structure and certainty that both parties agreed to.
A £10 agreement provides clarity that could save significant assets on divorce.
Our template includes comprehensive asset schedules, inheritance protections, business interest provisions, pension arrangements, and independent legal advice certificates for maximum enforceability.
Professional, comprehensive, and court format documentation.
Related documents: Couples often also create a Prenuptial Agreement before remarriage, Last Will and Testament for inheritance planning, and Declaration of Trust for property ownership.
Avoid critical enforcement errors including incomplete disclosure, shared legal advice, unsigned documents, and agreements made under pressure — our template guides you to legally binding standards.
Our template helps avoid these mistakes with proper structure and guidance notes.
Print the agreement for both spouses. Both parties must obtain independent legal advice from separate solicitors — this is essential for enforceability. Each spouse signs their copy with an independent witness present. Complete the financial disclosure schedules honestly and fully. Sign in black ink. Keep original copies safe — both parties should retain signed originals.
Solicitors typically charge £1,000–£5,000+ for post-nuptial agreement work, depending on complexity and assets involved.
Our professionally-drafted template costs £10 and includes all the legal clauses solicitors include. You can then take the completed document to a solicitor for review and advice at much lower cost, or file it directly if both parties have reviewed it with separate solicitors.
Yes, you can create and execute a post-nuptial agreement without a solicitor using our template.
For maximum enforceability, both spouses should have the opportunity to review it independently and ideally obtain separate legal advice. Many couples use our template as a foundation, then consult solicitors for review rather than full drafting, reducing costs significantly.
The only difference is timing: a prenuptial agreement is signed before marriage, while a post-nuptial agreement is signed after the wedding.
Both serve the same purpose — defining how assets will be divided if the marriage ends. Post-nuptial agreements are particularly useful when circumstances change after marriage.
Post-nuptial agreements carry significant weight in UK courts following the landmark case MacLeod v MacLeod (2008) and Radmacher v Granatino (2010).
When completed correctly with full financial disclosure and independent legal advice for both parties, courts will give them decisive weight unless enforcement would be unfair to either party or children.
For maximum enforceability, both spouses should receive independent legal advice from separate solicitors.
This demonstrates that each person understood the agreement and wasn't pressured by the other. Courts are much more likely to uphold agreements where independent advice was obtained.
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