Frequently asked questions

Yes. Prenuptial agreements are recognised by courts in England and Wales when certain conditions are met. These include full and honest financial disclosure, independent legal advice for both partners, and signing the agreement well in advance of the wedding. While no prenup can guarantee an outcome in every circumstance, agreements that follow these principles are routinely given significant weight by the courts.

Yes. The entire process is completed online, including: Providing your information and financial disclosure, Meeting your solicitor by video call, Reviewing and approving the agreement, and Receiving your final documents. There is no need to visit a law firm in person.

Most couples complete the process within three to four weeks. Timing depends on how quickly both partners provide information, schedule their solicitor meetings, and review the draft agreement. We recommend starting well in advance of your wedding date.

Once you begin: 1. Both partners complete a short eligibility check and financial disclosure. 2. Each of you selects an independent solicitor and attends an online meeting. 3. A draft prenuptial agreement is prepared. 4. You review the draft together and submit any agreed changes. 5. The final agreement is issued with certificates of independent legal advice.

The service includes one structured round of revisions, submitted jointly by both partners after reviewing the draft. This approach keeps the process fair, efficient, and legally sound. If further changes are needed later, these can be handled separately.

Prenuply is designed to support open, balanced discussions between both partners. Your solicitors will prepare a draft agreement based on your disclosures and the information provided. You will then be able to review the draft together and request revisions as part of the process. A prenuptial agreement can only be finalised if both partners consent to the terms. If you are unable to reach agreement on the draft within the included review period, the Prenuply process cannot move forward. At that point, you may choose to seek further advice independently or explore alternative options outside the platform.

No. Signing is completed digitally after both of you have received independent legal advice. Your solicitors provide certificates confirming that advice was given, which form part of the final agreement.

The fixed fee covers: Independent legal advice for both partners, Two solicitor consultations, Drafting and review of your prenuptial agreement, One agreed revision round, Certificates of independent legal advice, and Secure online case management. There are no hourly rates or hidden charges.

If the process has already involved solicitor time, fees may not be refundable. Full details on cancellations, refunds, and non-completion are set out clearly in our Terms & Conditions before payment.

Yes. Life changes, and agreements can be updated in the future. If you later wish to vary or replace your agreement, this can be arranged separately with additional solicitor involvement as required.

No. Prenuply is not a law firm. We work with independent, SRA-regulated family law solicitors to deliver a modern, structured process that makes prenuptial agreements more accessible and transparent.

Prenuply is designed for couples who: Want clarity and fairness from the outset, Value independent advice for both partners, Prefer a fixed-fee, online process, and Are planning ahead, not reacting to conflict.