Document background
A Post Prenuptial Agreement is a crucial legal document used by married couples in Singapore who wish to formally arrange their financial affairs and asset distribution after their marriage has taken place. This agreement becomes particularly relevant when there are significant changes in financial circumstances, inheritance, business success, or when couples want to modify their existing arrangements. The document must comply with Singapore's legal framework, particularly the Women's Charter, and requires careful consideration of both parties' interests. It typically includes comprehensive details about asset division, maintenance obligations, property rights, and financial responsibilities. Such agreements are increasingly common in Singapore, especially among high-net-worth individuals and business owners, though they must be drafted with careful attention to fairness and reasonableness to be enforceable under Singapore law.
