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Fixed Fee Prenuptial Agreement Solicitors | England & Wales
Protect your assets. Plan for your future. Our specialist family solicitors provide legally robust prenuptial agreements at a transparent fixed cost, with no hidden fees.
Why Do You Need a Prenuptial Agreement in the UK?
A prenuptial agreement (or “prenup”) is a vital legal document for couples in England and Wales. It outlines how finances, property, and business interests will be divided if a marriage ends. While not yet strictly binding in UK statute, they are highly persuasive in court provided they are drafted correctly by legal professionals.
Key Benefits of a Bespoke Prenup:
- Asset Protection: Safeguard property or wealth acquired before the marriage.
- Inheritances & Trusts: Ringfence family money or future expectations.
- Business Interests: Protect a business from being liquidated or split during a divorce.
- Clarity & Certainty: Reduce the risk of expensive, stressful litigation in the future.
- Financial Transparency: Start your marriage with clear communication regarding financial expectations.
Expert Prenuptial Agreement Solicitors at OLS Solicitors
At OLS Solicitors, we move away from “one-size-fits-all” templates. We specialize in bespoke prenuptial agreements tailored to your specific circumstances, ensuring compliance with the latest UK case law.
- Fixed Fee Pricing: Comprehensive drafting starting from just £899 + VAT.
- Jurisdictional Expertise: Regulated family law solicitors serving clients across England & Wales.
- Fast-Track Service: Standard turnaround in 5–7 working days (express options available).
- Direct Access: Work directly with a qualified solicitor, not a paralegal.
- Proven Results: In 2025, we helped over 400 couples secure their financial futures.
Transparent Fixed Fee Prenup Pricing
We believe in straightforward pricing. Our fees are based on the complexity and value of the assets involved.
For Party A (Drafting the Agreement):
| Asset Level | Fixed Fee |
|---|---|
| Joint assets under £3 million | £899 + VAT |
| Joint assets over £3 million | £1,800 + VAT |
For Party B (Independent Legal Advice & Review):
If your partner has already had an agreement drafted by another firm, we provide the essential independent review required to make the document legally persuasive.
- Legal Review & Advice: £399 + VAT
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What Is Included in the Service?
Our fixed-fee prenup service is comprehensive, ensuring your agreement meets the criteria set by the Supreme Court:
- Initial legal consultation with a specialist solicitor.
- Full drafting of your bespoke agreement.
- Up to two rounds of revisions to the draft agreement.
- Detailed advice on financial disclosure requirements.
- Ensuring the document is compliant with English & Welsh law.
- Secure physical and digital storage of your signed agreement.
What is not included
Our fixed fee covers our legal work. It does not include fees for outside experts or valuations, such as:
- Property, business or share valuations.
- Forensic accountant or pension actuarial reports.
- Tax advice from accountants or tax specialists.
- Advice from lawyers in other countries on overseas assets.
- Your partner’s legal fees. They must take independent advice from their own solicitor.
If an outside expert is needed, we will explain why and agree the cost with you before any work starts.
Prenups for High Net Worth Clients
Where your joint assets exceed £3 million, your agreement usually needs to do more. Shares in a private company, a family business, a property portfolio, trust interests or overseas assets all need careful drafting, including how growth in their value during the marriage will be treated.
Our high net worth prenup service is a fixed £1,800 + VAT and includes up to two rounds of revisions.
Find out more about our high net worth prenuptial agreement service
Our 6-Step Process
- Initial Suitability Call: A free 15-minute consultation.
- Onboarding: Secure ID and AML checks.
- Questionnaire: Provide details via our expertly designed portal.
- First Draft: Receive your bespoke agreement for review.
- Refinement: Up to two rounds of revisions based on your feedback and your partner’s solicitor’s comments.
- Completion: Signing and independent legal advice session.
Secure Your Future Today
Prenuptial agreements are no longer just for the wealthy; they are a sensible planning tool for any modern couple. Whether you are a first-time buyer or a business owner, we provide the security you need.
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Call us: 01554 756952
Prenuptial Agreement FAQs
How much does a prenuptial agreement cost?
Our fixed fee is £899 + VAT where joint assets are under £3 million, and £1,800 + VAT for our high net worth prenup service where joint assets exceed £3 million. Both include up to two rounds of revisions.
What is not included in the fixed fee?
Fees for outside experts and valuations are not included. That covers property, business or share valuations, forensic accountants, pension actuaries, tax advice and advice from overseas lawyers. Your partner’s own legal fees are also separate.
What happens if we need more than two rounds of revisions?
Most agreements are finalised within two rounds. If further changes are needed, we will agree any additional cost with you before carrying out the work.
Are prenuptial agreements legally binding in England and Wales?
Not automatically, but since the Supreme Court decision in Radmacher v Granatino (2010), courts will uphold a prenup that was entered into freely, with full understanding, unless it would be unfair to do so. In 2026 the government consulted on making “qualifying nuptial agreements” legally binding, but no new law is in force yet.
Does my partner need their own solicitor?
Yes. Each of you should take independent legal advice from a separate solicitor. This is one of the key safeguards a court looks for.
When should we sign the prenup?
The agreement should be signed at least 28 days before the wedding. We recommend starting as early as possible so there is time for disclosure and revisions.
What financial disclosure do we need to give?
Each of you needs to give a clear picture of your assets, income and liabilities, such as property, savings, investments, pensions and business interests. Incomplete disclosure is one of the main reasons prenups are challenged.
Can a prenup protect a business or inheritance?
Yes. A prenup can ring-fence a business, shares, inheritances and family trust interests, and set out how any growth in value during the marriage will be treated.
How long does it take?
Our standard turnaround is 5–7 working days for the first draft. High net worth agreements typically take around 28 days.
Do you cover Scotland and Northern Ireland?
No. Our prenup service covers England and Wales only.
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Ready to get started? Contact us today to schedule a consultation with one of our experienced lawyers. We’ll work with you to create a pre-nup that gives you peace of mind and protects your interests.
Call us now on 01554 756952 or request a callback.