Prenuptial and postnuptial agreements have
become more common in the UK
in recent times and are not just for those with high-value assets. It is important to note that these agreements are not legally binding in the UK, but courts will consider them when it comes to asset division.
To be upheld in a court of law, pre-nuptial and postnuptial agreements must be fair, entered into voluntarily, and pro-vide for the needs of both parties. As they are becoming more common, there are considerations
for making them legally binding in the UK.
There are many important factors to address during a divorce, but none are as important as dividing property. This is hugely important in terms of both lifestyle and money, but dividing property fairly is
challenging when it is rarely a case where a 50/50 split is best. The information in this post should give you a stronger idea of what to expect when it comes to property division during a divorce and the
factors that can influence the agreement.