- The agreement must be contractually valid (and able to withstand challenge on the basis of undue influence or misrepresentation, for example).
- The agreement must have been made by deed and must contain a statement signed by both parties that he or she understands that the agreement is a qualifying nuptial agreement that will partially remove the court’s discretion to make financial orders.
- The agreement must not have been made within the 28 days immediately before the wedding or the celebration of civil partnership.
- Both parties to the agreement must have received, at the time of the making of the agreement, disclosure of material information about the other party’s financial situation.
- Both parties must have received legal advice at the time that the agreement was formed.



To all our valued customers,
Our primary concern is the wellbeing of our loved ones, and that of our staff and customers, and we sincerely hope you are safe and well.
For several weeks we have been preparing our business to ensure we can continue to provide legal services during the Covid-19 outbreak.
Our business model is already built around smart working, with our technology designed to support over 200 lawyers who already work from home, reducing the need for social contact.
The information here outlines how we will continue to operate and what adjustments we are making to ensure the safety of our clients and staff.