Document background
A Prenuptial Agreement For Second Marriage is particularly crucial in England and Wales where parties often enter the union with substantial existing assets, children from previous relationships, and complex financial obligations. This document provides clear arrangements for asset division and financial responsibilities, taking into account the unique circumstances of second marriages. It is designed to protect both parties' interests while ensuring fairness and compliance with English law, particularly following the precedent set by Radmacher v Granatino. The agreement typically includes detailed provisions for pre-acquired assets, pension rights, inheritance considerations, and arrangements for existing dependents.
