Pre & Post Nuptial Agreements

Financial Framework for Your Marriage

Clear Financial Arrangements Before or During Marriage

Pre and post-nuptial agreements are legal agreements made between two people either before or after they marry. They set out how assets, income and financial arrangements should be dealt with if the relationship later breaks down. A carefully prepared agreement can help both parties understand their financial position, record agreed intentions clearly, and reduce uncertainty if circumstances change in the future.

How I Can Help

Providing measured, professional guidance throughout the process, ensuring agreements are carefully prepared and appropriately structured.

I assist with:

Preparation of pre-nuptial and post-nuptial agreements
Advice on the treatment of capital, any debt, income and future earnings and pensions
Structuring arrangements around property and financial interests
Review and refinement of existing agreements
Working alongside the other party’s solicitor to finalise terms

A Considered Approach

Nuptial agreements require careful preparation and open discussion.

The process typically involves full financial disclosure, independent legal advice for both parties, and sufficient time to agree terms.

Handled properly, these agreements provide reassurance, clarity, and a strong foundation for future financial arrangements.

Discuss Your Situation

If you would like to explore whether a nuptial agreement is appropriate for your circumstances, an introductory discussion can be arranged.

What is a Nuptial Agreement & What Does it Cover?

Nuptial agreements refer to both pre-nuptial and post-nuptial agreements. These types of legal agreements are made between two people either before or after the marriage has taken place.

Why Enter Into a Nuptial Agreement & Are They Binding?

Nuptial agreements provide clarity as to how the couple will manage their finances during their marriage, so it’s transparent from the outset. Both parties have the security of knowing how the finances would be shared if their marriage broke down

Practical Considerations & When They Are Most Useful

This provides an overview of when nuptial agreements may be most useful and the practical steps involved in putting one in place. Taking early advice and approaching the process openly can make a significant difference to how effective the agreement will be.

Elizabeth Stocker - Consultant Solicitor

Elizabeth is a highly experienced family law solicitor with over 17 years’ expertise in pre & post nuptial agreements, cohabitation agreements, separation, divorce, civil partnership, child arrangements and financial matters. She provides clear, practical advice with a calm and supportive approach, helping clients navigate what can sometimes be complex situations with confidence. Elizabeth focuses on achieving constructive outcomes that reflect each client’s unique circumstances.

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Where financial arrangements arising from relationships are not clearly defined, uncertainty follows.

Relationship agreements and financial arrangements often need more than a general conversation. They require careful legal consideration, clear documentation, and an understanding of the financial position behind the relationship. Elizabeth assists clients who need structured legal advice where assets, property, income, pensions, or future provision need to be properly addressed.

Whether the matter concerns planning ahead, formalising an agreement, or resolving financial arrangements during a family law process, the right guidance can help create clarity from the outset.

If you would like to discuss your situation, please complete the form to request an introductory appointment.