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  • Guided by a SpecialistWe work with you both, together, and prepare your prenup or postnup
  • An open conversation about moneyA chance to get on the same page, without any pressure
  • No surprisesOne all-inclusive, fixed fee, from £695 each
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Free, no obligation · for couples in England and Wales

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Sound familiar?

Why couples consider a prenup or postnup

You're each bringing something of your own

Property, a business, savings or a pension from before you met

It's not jus about the two of you

Money received from parents, an inheritance, or arrangements for children from a past relationship

You're already married, and something's changed

A recent inheritance, a business sale or one of you stepping back from work

Why a nuptial agreement?

Turn chats into solid, mutual understanding

  • A clear record of what you each bring, and how you'll share what you build together
  • A reliable agreement, shaped by both of you
  • Peace of mind that you're both on the same page
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Why couples choose us

A joint, expert-led approach

The usual way

  • Separate legal representation, negotiating back and forth

  • Long letters and legal jargon

  • Two sets of hourly rates, with no clear total

With amicable

  • One journey, together

    We work with you both together, not as separate people on opposite sides.

  • Family law experts

    Your Specialist has real experience of these agreements and works with couples like you every day.

  • One fixed fee for you both

    Independent legal advice for each of you is included, so there's no second bill.

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How it works

Four simple steps

  1. 1Free consultation15 minutes to talk it through, ask any questions and find the right service
  2. 2Share what you each haveOne of you invites the other, then you each add your financial details online, in your own time
  3. 3Agree the details with your SpecialistA review session if you've already agreed everything, or three guided sessions if you'd like help with the details
  4. 4Advice, then signIndependent legal advice for each of you, then you both sign your agreement as a deed
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One fixed feeNo hourly rates, whichever service you choose

What couples say about amicable

Both of you heard, every step of the way

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Carol… explained all the legal stuff in words we could understand… and gently steered us towards an agreement we were both happy with.

Kate★★★★★

Candice was amazing from start to finish. She guided us through the whole process in small steps so nothing was overwhelming.

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Easy to set everything up. Competitive prices. Great support. Good communication. Professional service.

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What it costs

One fixed fee. No surprises.

The same price for a prenup or a postnup, covering both of you. Not sure which fits? Your Specialist will help you choose on your free consultation.

Includes VAT

Guided

For couples who would like help working out the details

£1,375 each

£2,750 per couple

  • Your agreement fully drafted as a deed by a family law Specialist
  • A dedicated Specialist to guide you from start to finish
  • Independent legal advice for each of you

Plus, with Guided

  • Three guided sessions with your Specialist, to support what works for both of you
  • Help with the bigger questions, like a home, a business or a future inheritance
  • Time to work out your goals, so you're both aligned on what works for both of you

Includes VAT

Assisted

For couples who've already agreed everything

£695 each

£1,390 per couple

  • Your agreement fully drafted as a deed by a family law Specialist
  • A review session to check it over before you sign
  • A dedicated Specialist to guide you from start to finish
  • Independent legal advice for both of you

Frequently asked questions

Will our agreement actually hold up?

Courts in England and Wales usually follow a well-made nuptial agreement. Well-made means both partners disclosed their finances honestly, each had independent legal advice, nobody was pressured and it was signed in good time before the wedding, and the outcome is not plainly unfair, with children's needs always protected. A badly made one carries very little weight. Our journey exists to make yours well-made.

Doesn't marriage already sort this out?

Marriage doesn't decide anything between you. It gives a court a framework to decide for you, later, if things ever end. Nothing records what each of you brought in, and inheritances and gifts aren't automatically kept separate. A postnup is how you write down what you've both decided, while you agree it.

Does this mean we're planning for things to go wrong?

Not at all. Making an agreement together is a way of deciding what feels fair between you, while you are calm and on the same page. Plenty of couples find the conversation brings them closer, because it puts everything out in the open and settles a question that might otherwise sit quietly in the background.

What's the difference between the Assisted and Guided services?

The Assisted service is for couples who've already agreed everything. The Guided service is for couples who'd like help working out the details first, with three guided sessions to work through it together. If you're not sure which fits, a free consultation is a good place to start.

How long before the wedding do we need to start?

Start at least three months before, the earlier the better so you're not rushing before the big day. An agreement should be signed more than 28 days before the ceremony, so we work back from your date. If time is too tight, we can draft it as a postnup instead and sign after the wedding, at no extra cost.

Do you work with civil partners too?

Yes, and it's the same service at the same price. If you're planning to register your civil partnership, the agreement is made beforehand, like a prenup. If you're already civil partners, it's made afterwards, like a postnup. The only difference is the wording of the document itself. Let us know when you get started and we'll make sure it's drafted the right way for you.

Your free consultation

15 minutes with a Specialist. No obligation.

  1. Talk through your situation, together or on your own
  2. Find out whether a prenup or postnup fits, and how much support you'd like
  3. Leave with the exact price and a clear timeline for what happens next

Our service is for couples in England and Wales.

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