Prepare or review an agreement with legal guidance
A prenuptial or postnuptial agreement is a personal decision about your financial future. Booth Law Group helps you discuss the arrangements you want to make, the information that needs reviewing and the questions to address before signing.
Whether you are preparing for marriage, considering an agreement during marriage or have received a draft from your partner, start with a private consultation. Tell us where you live, where the agreement will be used and any upcoming wedding or signing date. The applicable law and your individual circumstances shape the advice.
Whether you are preparing for marriage, considering an agreement during marriage or have received a draft from your partner, start with a private consultation. Tell us where you live, where the agreement will be used and any upcoming wedding or signing date. The applicable law and your individual circumstances shape the advice.
Advice shaped around your priorities
Bring an outline of your finances, existing commitments and concerns so the discussion can focus on what matters to you. We explain the proposed scope of work, including whether you need drafting, review or advice about an existing agreement. You may also want to consider how the arrangements relate to your will and estate plan.
Personal attention
Support around your priorities
Clear communication
Practical guidance
Help with relevant documents
Prenuptial agreement drafting and review
Discuss your financial position and priorities before marriage. If you have received a proposed prenup, bring the complete draft and any related correspondence so we can review the provisions you are being asked to accept.
Postnuptial agreement advice
If you are already married, discuss the circumstances prompting an agreement and the outcomes you want to address. Advice should reflect your current position, existing arrangements and the law relevant to your matter.
Our Services
Yes. Bring the full proposed agreement and tell us about any signing deadline. We can discuss a review of the document and advice about your position.
Contact the firm as soon as you begin considering an agreement. Allow time for advice, gathering financial information and discussing the draft rather than leaving the conversation until shortly before the wedding.
Yes. Arrange a consultation about a postnuptial agreement and explain your circumstances, priorities and any agreement already in place.
Fees depend on the work involved. Ask us to confirm the consultation fee and the proposed scope and costs before instructing the firm.
Bring any draft agreement, a summary of assets and debts, relevant financial arrangements and your questions. Share where you and your partner live so we can discuss the jurisdiction relevant to the agreement.