Free Prenup Consultation
- 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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Only £690 per person
Your prenuptial agreement includes advice from experienced family lawyers who work with you on your agreement and believe in Wenup’s mission to change the way couples agreements are viewed
BOOK A FREE CONSULTATIONWhat makes us different
We make couples agreements amicable, easy and affordable using our online platform.
We work with couples, rather than individuals
We work with both of you from the start to help you produce a valid prenup agreement.
Access a network of trusted, experienced family lawyers
We are not a law firm and do not provide you with legal advice ourselves, but as part of our service, you will each have access to your own independent family lawyer to advise you on your agreement.
Work together affordably and efficiently
Through our online platform, you are able to work together on producing an agreement in a way that is straightforward, transparent, collaborative and affordable.
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What our customers are saying
Great experience & highly recommend
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.
EricaFantastic service for a very competitive price
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 😉🤞🏼)
AndreaHighly recommend
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!
Luca
Below are some answers to some of the questions you may have about Wenup and couples agreements in general.
In order for a prenup or a postnup to be upheld legally in the UK, both members of the couple will need to have received independent legal advice.
On Wenup, our standard package is £690 per person, or £1,380 total, and this includes independent legal advice for both of you.
When comparing Wenup to other options, it is important to be aware that most other providers quote for drafting an agreement and representing one of you, but the total cost of drafting an agreement and receiving separate advice will be far higher once both members of the couple have received the legal advice they need for an agreement to be upheld in the UK.
There is a significant risk that downloadable templates fail to meet the basic criteria to be legally enforceable in the UK. In particular, one of the minimum thresholds for testing the validity of an agreement is for both partners to have received separate legal advice, and for the agreement to be fairly drafted and willingly entered into by both parties.
There is no difference in legal status between pre-nuptial agreements and post-nuptial agreements.
Wenup is an online service providing legal forms and information. Wenup is not a law firm or a substitute for a lawyer’s advice. We provide access to 3rd party lawyers on our platform but are not responsible for the advice they provide.
In order for nuptial agreements to be upheld by a court in England and Wales, several factors will be taken into account, including that:
● The agreement was freely entered into by the parties.
● The parties had a full appreciation of the implications of the agreement at the time they entered it
● The parties intended the agreement to have a legal effect