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Prenup Simple
"I need a Prenup Simple agreement drafted for my upcoming marriage in March 2025, with specific provisions to protect my small business assets and ensure they remain separate property, while allowing for fair division of future joint acquisitions."
1. Parties: Identification of both parties entering into the agreement, including full legal names, addresses, and occupations
2. Background: Context of the agreement, including the intended marriage, purpose of the agreement, and acknowledgment of entering into it freely
3. Definitions: Definitions of key terms used throughout the agreement, including property, financial resources, and other relevant terms
4. Independent Legal Advice: Declarations that both parties have received independent legal advice about the effect of the agreement on their rights
5. Separate Property: Details of assets and liabilities that each party will retain as their separate property
6. Division of Property: Agreement on how property will be divided in the event of separation or divorce
7. Spousal Maintenance: Terms regarding any ongoing financial support between parties post-separation
8. Disclosure Obligations: Acknowledgment of full financial disclosure by both parties
9. Termination: Circumstances under which the agreement can be terminated or will automatically terminate
10. Governing Law: Specification that the agreement is governed by Australian law and the Family Law Act 1975
11. Execution: Formal execution requirements including signatures and witness details
1. Future Property: Provisions for dealing with property acquired after marriage - include when parties expect significant future acquisitions
2. Business Interests: Specific provisions for existing or future business interests - include when either party owns or may establish a business
3. Inheritance: Treatment of expected inheritances - include when significant inheritances are anticipated
4. Children: Provisions regarding financial arrangements for existing or future children - include when relevant to financial planning
5. International Assets: Provisions for overseas property or investments - include when parties have international assets
6. Superannuation: Specific arrangements for superannuation interests - include when substantial super benefits exist
7. Debt Management: Provisions for handling existing or future debts - include when significant debts exist
8. Family Gifts: Treatment of gifts from family members - include when significant family wealth is involved
1. Schedule A - Financial Disclosure (Party 1): Detailed list of Party 1's assets, liabilities, income, and financial resources at time of agreement
2. Schedule B - Financial Disclosure (Party 2): Detailed list of Party 2's assets, liabilities, income, and financial resources at time of agreement
3. Schedule C - Specified Property List: Detailed inventory of specific items of property addressed in the agreement
4. Schedule D - Certificate of Independent Legal Advice (Party 1): Signed certificate from Party 1's lawyer confirming independent legal advice
5. Schedule E - Certificate of Independent Legal Advice (Party 2): Signed certificate from Party 2's lawyer confirming independent legal advice
6. Schedule F - Valuation Reports: Professional valuations of significant assets (if applicable)
Authors
Assets
Binding Financial Agreement
Commencement Date
De Facto Relationship
Effective Date
Financial Resources
Future Property
Income
Independent Legal Advice
Liabilities
Marriage
Matrimonial Home
Party/Parties
Personal Effects
Pre-existing Property
Property
Separate Property
Separation
Separation Date
Spousal Maintenance
Superannuation Interest
Termination Date
Joint Property
Financial Disclosure
Inheritance
Business Interests
Investment Assets
Legal Personal Representative
Marriage Certificate
Operative Provisions
Independent Legal Advice
Financial Disclosure
Property Division
Separate Property
Joint Property
Asset Protection
Spousal Maintenance
Future Acquisitions
Inheritance Rights
Business Interests
Superannuation
Termination
Severability
Variation
Dispute Resolution
Governing Law
Execution
Notices
Confidentiality
Binding Effect
Release and Waiver
Compliance with Law
Legal Services
Financial Services
Private Wealth Management
Professional Services
Family Law
Estate Planning
Property Management
Business Services
Legal
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Private Client Services
Wealth Management
Estate Planning
Property Law
Document Processing
Client Advisory
Succession Planning
Family Lawyer
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Legal Counsel
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