Associate, Lisa Payne comments on pre-nuptial agreements for an article in the Financial Times.
Prenuptial agreements outline each partner's assets in a marriage or civil partnership and how these assets will be divided if the relationship ends.
Growing uncertainty around prenups has sparked calls for reform from lawyers and legal experts, yet they’re more popular than ever.
Lisa explains that this is partly because people are getting married later in life. She quotes "These individuals are looking to ringfence pre-acquired wealth, a personal injury settlement, perhaps, or expected inheritance"
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