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Get your postnup draft in as little as 20 minutes - and speak to your specialist today.

Complete our guided questionnaire together and your first draft can be ready to review immediately. Your dedicated specialist will then work with you to refine it before you're introduced to your independent lawyers.

  • Consultation with one of our experienced team
  • Discuss what you are looking for and how we can help
  • Understand our process and what is involved
  • Talk through any general questions or concerns
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How to Get a Postnup Online?

Get your UK postnuptial agreement online in three straightforward steps, with transparent pricing, guided drafting and independent legal advice for both partners.

Step 1

Book a consultation (or watch our short videos)

Chat with a Wenup expert about your situation, timings and costs—or watch our step-by-step videos to see how it works.

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Step 2

Create your draft in as little as 20 minutes

Complete our guided questionnaire with your partner and your first draft will be generated automatically in as little as 20 minutes, ready for you to review immediately.

You can then speak to your dedicated specialist to make any changes you need - with unlimited rounds of amendments included at no extra cost - until you're both ready to move on to independent legal advice.

Step 3

Choose your independent lawyers

When you're ready, you and your partner each choose your own independent family lawyer from our panel.

See each lawyer's experience and current capacity before you choose, so you can make an informed decision about who's right for you and how quickly they can help.

Our panel has extensive family law experience, averaging well over 10 years, with some lawyers bringing decades of experience.

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Everything you need to get your nuptial agreement sorted

Wenup specialises in nuptial agreements. We've spent years helping couples through the prenup and postnup process, with numerous 5-star reviews from clients across independent review platforms.

Our service combines smart technology, dedicated specialist support and experienced independent family lawyers with a process designed to help both partners reach a properly considered agreement.

Your draft in as little as 20 minutes

No waiting days or weeks for a first draft. Complete our guided questionnaire together and your nuptial agreement draft can be generated automatically in as little as 20 minutes, ready for you to review straight away.

Speak to your specialist today

You'll have a dedicated Wenup specialist to help you through the process. You can speak to your specialist from day one and work with them to make any changes needed to your agreement.

Unlimited changes included

Make as many changes to your draft with your specialist as you need, at no extra cost, before you're ready to move on to independent legal advice.

Fair process by design

A nuptial agreement isn't just about the document - the process matters too. Wenup is designed around both partners participating in the process, sharing financial information and having the opportunity to consider and refine the agreement together. When the draft is ready, you each choose your own separate, independent lawyer to advise you individually before signing.

Choose your lawyers - and see their capacity first

You and your partner each choose your own independent family lawyer. See their experience and current capacity before you select them, so you can make an informed choice about who's right for you and who has time for your case.

Experienced independent family lawyers

Our panel has extensive family law experience, averaging well over 10 years, with some lawyers bringing decades of experience.

Clear, transparent pricing

Know exactly what you're paying Wenup and what you're paying your independent lawyers. Our standard service costs £1,380 for a couple: £780 for the Wenup platform and a standard £300 fee to each lawyer for the included independent legal advice. If additional legal advice or lawyer time is needed because of your individual circumstances, your lawyer will discuss any additional cost with you directly.

Round-the-clock WhatsApp support

We're here when you need us. Our team provides round-the-clock WhatsApp support to help you throughout the process.

Your Will - plus 3 years of nuptial agreement reviews

Buy your Will through Wenup and you'll also receive three years of nuptial agreement reviews, helping you keep your agreement under review as your life, family and financial circumstances change.

How Much Does a Postnup Cost?

Clear pricing. Know exactly where your money goes.

£690 per person

£1,380 total for a straightforward agreement.

  • Wenup platform, specialist support & drafting £780
  • Independent lawyer, each partner £300 × 2
  • Total for a straightforward agreement £1,380

Your £780 Wenup platform fee covers the technology, case management, automated drafting and unlimited changes with your specialist.

When you're ready for legal advice, you each pay your chosen independent lawyer separately. The standard lawyer fee is £300 per person and covers the included legal advice. If your circumstances mean you need additional legal advice or lawyer time, your lawyer will explain any additional costs to you.

Wenup provides legal forms, information and access to independent lawyers. Wenup is not a law firm.

Online postnuptial agreements in the UK

Wenup is an online way for UK couples to put a postnuptial agreement in place together. You both get independent legal advice, pricing is clear and transparent, and the whole thing is built to be fair to both of you, not adversarial.

Watch  how easy it is to get a postnup?

Easier than you might expect. There are no solicitor's offices to visit and the standard price for a straightforward agreement is clear from the outset. Most couples complete their questionnaire in an evening, have their lawyer calls within days, and sign shortly after.

How Wenup Works
How Wenup Works
What makes a nuptial agreement legally valid?
What makes a nuptial agreement legally valid?
Do we need to update the agreement later on?
Do we need to update the agreement later on?
Can we include inheritance, gifts or future assets?
Can we include inheritance, gifts or future assets?
Will we need more than the included legal advice?
Will we need more than the included legal advice?
Who sees the agreement, and how do we sign it?
Who sees the agreement, and how do we sign it?

What can a postnup protect?

A postnuptial agreement sets out how you would divide things if the marriage ever ended, so you can both feel secure. Couples commonly use one to protect:

Property

A home or assets owned before or during the marriage.

A business

A company or stake you have built up.

Inheritance

Family gifts or future inheritance.

Pensions & savings

Pensions, savings and investments.

Proven Success

"We had a great experience using Wenup and are so happy we found this platform! James provided exceptional customer service from the initial consultation all the way through the signing of our document. We felt very supported during the process."

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Laura

Five star review rating

"The process was quick, smooth, and tailored around both our busy work lives, with an extremely high quality of service and James having always been available when needed- all of this for a fraction of the price you would normally expect. We cannot recommend Wenup highly enough, and would absolutely use it again (although hopefully won't have to 😉🤞🏼)"

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Adam

Five star review rating

"We cannot praise the whole team at Wenup enough! From the guidance during the initial steps to the fantastic lawyers who advised us individually, the whole process has been smooth, fast and transparent. And above all, the price was less than one third of all the quotes we had from some London law firms. Thank you!"

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Erica

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How do I bring up a postnup with my partner?

Raising a postnup does not have to feel like you do not trust each other. Framed well, it is one of the most open, honest financial conversations a couple can have, and it protects you both equally.

Our whole process is built to be collaborative rather than one-sided, so it becomes something you do together. On your free consultation we can share simple, kind ways to start the conversation.

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Postnup FAQs

A postnup does not carry less weight simply because the process takes place online. What matters is the agreement itself and the circumstances in which it was entered into. Wenup combines online drafting and case management with separate independent legal advice for each party before the agreement is signed.

For a postnup to carry weight, each partner needs their own independent legal advice, which is why a downloaded template on its own usually is not enough. With Wenup that advice is built in: you each get a 1-hour call with your own lawyer, included in the standard price.

If you buy your Will through Wenup, you'll also receive three years of nuptial agreement reviews, helping you keep your agreement under review as your circumstances change.

The £780 Wenup platform fee covers your case management, automated drafting and unlimited changes with your specialist. Once you're ready for independent legal advice, you and your partner each choose and pay your own lawyer separately. The standard fee is £300 per person for the included legal advice. Some cases require additional legal advice or lawyer time depending on their complexity or your individual circumstances, in which case your lawyer will discuss this with you directly.

You and your partner work with the same specialist while you're making changes to your draft together. When it comes to legal advice, you'll each be introduced to a separate, independent lawyer.

We show you each lawyer's current capacity upfront so you can choose accordingly. You can select another lawyer if you need someone with more immediate availability.

You can see each panel lawyer's experience and current capacity before you and your partner each select who advises you.

Your draft is generated automatically. Your specialist is not your legal adviser, but works with you to make changes to the draft and help you through the process. Once your draft is ready, you and your partner each receive independent legal advice from a separate lawyer on our panel.

As many as you need. Unlimited changes with your specialist are included in the platform fee, so you and your partner can refine your draft until you're both happy, before paid lawyer time begins.

A standard Wenup postnup costs £690 per person, or £1,380 in total for the couple. The £780 Wenup platform fee covers case management, automated drafting and unlimited changes with your specialist. Once you are ready for independent legal advice, you each pay your own lawyer separately. The standard fee is £300 per person for the included legal advice. If additional legal advice or lawyer time is needed, your lawyer will discuss this with you directly.

Postnuptial agreements are not automatically binding on the Family Court in England and Wales. However, the court can give substantial or decisive weight to an agreement where both parties entered into it freely, with a full appreciation of its implications, unless it would be unfair in the circumstances to hold them to it. Wenup’s process incorporates important safeguards including financial disclosure, independent legal advice for both parties and sufficient opportunity for each person to consider the agreement before signing.

Approached openly, a postnup is a shared, honest conversation about your future, and it protects you both. Because Wenup is collaborative rather than one-sided, it becomes something you do together. We are happy to suggest simple, kind ways to start that conversation.

Commonly a home or assets owned before or during the marriage, a business, family gifts and future inheritance, and pensions, savings and investments. On your free consultation we can talk through your specific situation.

There is no statutory deadline for signing a postnup. A postnup can be entered into at any point after marriage or civil partnership, although changes in circumstances over time may affect what needs to be considered in the agreement.

Most couples complete the questionnaire in an evening and have their independent lawyer calls within days. Start to finish it is typically a matter of a couple of weeks, depending on how quickly you both want to move.

Yes. If you are already married, or your wedding is approaching and there may not be sufficient time to complete the prenup process comfortably before the wedding, a postnuptial agreement may be the better option. Wenup offers the same collaborative process for postnups as for prenups.

Yes. A postnuptial agreement can address how debts as well as assets would be dealt with if the marriage ended. This is one of the reasons many couples choose a postnup when their financial position has changed since the wedding.

A prenuptial agreement is entered into before marriage; a postnuptial agreement is entered into after you are already married. Both set out how you intend your finances to be dealt with if the relationship ends. If your wedding is approaching and there may not be sufficient time to complete the prenup process comfortably before the wedding, we may recommend completing a postnup afterwards.
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