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With Summer around the corner and the fact that many couples have delayed their weddings during the Covid Pandemic, they will now have plans for their big special day. A couple who are marrying this summer should give serious consideration as to whether they should have a prenuptial agreement.

Most of us take out insurance when we go on holiday without the wish or expectation of using it. A prenup doesn't stop you from having a long and happy marriage and the preparation of

a pre-nup can and should proceed on an amicable basis.

At Enoch Evans we find that there is an increase in clients seeking assistance at this time of year.

A pre-nup is a bespoke document and needs careful thought. It is best to obtain advice at the earliest stage possible because of the steps which need to be taken.

Without a pre-nup, the extensive powers of the Court on Divorce can cause uncertainty and the process can be costly. A pre-nup can give the couple the security of knowledge as to what would happen in the unfortunate event that the marriage breaks down.

A pre-nup may even strengthen the marriage.

If you or someone you know is getting married and advice is needed, please contact us https://enochevans.co.uk/services-for-you/family-law/for expert assistance The prenuptial agreement FAQ information sheet may also assist you.

Contact Head Of Department Mike Follis on 01922 707049 or alternatively, you can visit https://enochevans.co.uk/team/michael-ian-follis/

 

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