Assisted Prenup Service

Priti and Sean, getting married next summer | Assisted Prenup

Priti (33) and Sean (35) were getting married the following July. No inheritance, no business, nothing complicated: a flat Sean bought before they met, Priti's pension and savings, and a joint account for the bills.

Priti had been thinking about a prenup for months and kept putting off saying it, worried Sean would hear it as doubt. He didn't. They talked it through over a few weeks and agreed the whole picture between them, so Assisted was the right fit. They completed their disclosure, had a session with their Specialist to check nothing was missing, and their agreement was drafted from what they'd recorded. Independent legal advice for each of them was included, for a fraction of the two quotes they'd had from solicitors.

The conversation turned out to be the useful part. The agreement is the proof they had it.

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Aisha and Robin, a family gift towards the deposit | Guided Prenup

Aisha (30) and Robin (32) were buying a flat before the wedding, with £60,000 towards the deposit from Aisha's parents, who had gently raised the idea of a prenup. The two of them had already agreed that money should stay Aisha's. What they hadn't thought about was everything else: two pensions, Robin's savings, and whatever they build from here.

They chose Guided. Across three sessions their Specialist helped them work through the rest of it, not just the deposit, and land on something they both felt was fair. Nothing was drafted until they were both happy with it, and they each had their own independent legal advice before signing.

They went into the marriage having sorted the whole picture, with Aisha's parents' gift clearly accounted for.

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Nia and Cerys, an inheritance has arrived | Assisted Postnup

Nia (45) inherited a share of her mother's house eighteen months after she and her wife Cerys (44) married. They talked it over and agreed it should stay Nia's if they ever were to separate in future, different from the home and savings they had built together. Being married doesn't do that on its own, which neither of them had realised.

They hadn't only talked about the inheritance. They'd been through their pensions, their savings, the house and what they'd build from here, so Assisted was right. Their Specialist reviewed what they'd recorded, checked nothing was missing, and had the agreement drafted. Independent legal advice for each of them, the deed and the witnessed signing were all in the fixed fee.

The question is settled between them, written down while they both agree on it.

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Tomasz and Erin, our situation has changed | Guided Postnup

Six years into the marriage, Erin (39) had built a business from nothing into something worth several hundred thousand pounds, while Tomasz (41) had gone part-time to look after their two children. They both wanted that recognised in writing but were stuck on how. Tomasz felt awkward raising it, and Erin didn't want him left worse off for stepping back.

Guided gave them three sessions with a Specialist who worked with both of them at once, rather than through two law firms. They agreed how the business and Erin's pension would be treated, and how Tomasz's years at home would count. They each took their own independent legal advice before signing, included in the amicable price.

They came away with something they had built together, and a conversation they had been putting off for two years.

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Yasmin and Iain, marrying again | Assisted Prenup

Yasmin (54) and Iain (57) were getting married eighteen months after Yasmin's divorce came through. She had kept her flat and her pension from before, he had a house and two grown-up children. Neither of them wanted a repeat of what Yasmin had just been through, and they had already talked through how they wanted things to work.

Because they had agreed the whole picture, the Assisted service fit. They completed their disclosure on their own dashboards, had a session to check it over with their Specialist, and their agreement was drafted from what they had recorded. They each had their own independent legal advice from a different lawyer on our panel, both included in the one fixed fee.

They married eight weeks later, with the agreement signed in good time and nothing left for them to arrange.

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Marc and Danny, we already had one abroad | Assisted Postnup

Marc (38) and Danny (40) signed a prenup in California before moving to London for Marc's job. Three years in, they learned it might not do what they expected under the law of England and Wales. They knew exactly what they had agreed back then and wanted it made properly here.

Assisted suited them. Working with one Specialist who saw both sides of it, rather than two firms writing to each other, they went through what the two of them had already decided and checked it covered their whole financial picture, not only the assets the American agreement named. A postnuptial agreement was drafted under the law of England and Wales, with independent legal advice for each of them included.

They have an agreement now that works where they live.

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