Prenuptial agreements are becoming more and more popular as a wealth preservation tool where one party to a marriage has assets they want to protect.

Whether to try and ring-fence inherited assets or, assets acquired before marriage, although not enforceable as contracts they can and do carry increasing importance in certain types of marriage and divorce, particularly short childless marriages.

They are even more effective in cohabitation situations and can even be used to prevent claims on death.

They represent a very useful insurance policy against events no-one expects to happen but happen they do to about one in three.

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