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Prenuptial Agreement
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Prenuptial Agreement
A legal and binding agreement that a couple enters prior to their marriage. Prenuptial agreements are commonly associated with the division of assets in the event of a divorce later in life, but they may also include other details such as how assets are distributed in the event of the death of a spouse. Prenuptial agreements are somewhat controversial as some see them as providing an expectation of divorce; they are designed, however, to reduce financial uncertainty in a marriage.

prenuptial agreement
A written agreement by a couple who plan to marry in which financial matters, including rights following divorce or the death of one spouse, are detailed.


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6 million to pounds 1 million in his divorce from German heiress Katrin Radmacher, representing a major step towards prenuptial contracts becoming legally enforceable.
Thankfully, the Law Commission is now considering proposals to make prenuptial contracts legally binding, putting an end to ever-increasing goldmine divorce settlements, like the British record of pounds 100m signalled for the wife of Russian oligarch Boris Berezovsky.
The reasons for which the spouses agree to sign a prenuptial contract may include other factors as well, depending on the type of living state of the partners.
 
 
 
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