- Prenuptial agreement
- As a married couple or if you have a registered partnership, you share everything – life, worries, things and money. But what do you do if there is perhaps a holiday home that will stay in one's family no matter what happens? Or if one of you has built up your own business that you don't want to share in the event of a possible separation? Then it might be good to get help from us to write a prenuptial agreement
- Everything that is mine doesn't have to be yours
- If you do not have a prenuptial agreement, the value of all property is divided equally in the event of a divorce or if one of you dies. This is regardless of who bought the property or saved the money, if the property is so-called matrimonial property. To avoid the property division rules, you need to write a prenuptial agreement in which you decide what will be separate property.
- The prenuptial agreement can also, under certain conditions, be written in reverse to make individual property into matrimonial property. Namely, personal property can be things that one of you received from someone through a testament or gift where it is stated that the inherited or gift is precisely personal property.
- Remember to register the prenuptial agreement
- For the prenuptial agreement to be legally valid, it needs to be signed by both spouses and registered with the Tax Agency. If you want to change the prenuptial agreement, you must write a new prenuptial agreement and register this as well.
- We help you with the prenuptial agreement.
- By hiring us, the prenuptial agreement can be designed in the best way for your particular situation. We always take into account related issues concerning, for example, taxes, handling of existing properties and loans, as well as testaments and inheritance.
- We help you with an agreement adapted to your particular assets and needs. Drawing up a Prenuptial Agreement together with us costs SEK 4,999.
Prenuptial agreement
kr4,999.00
The prenuptial agreement is written so that you can avoid the property division rules in the event of a divorce or if one of you dies, otherwise the value of all property is divided equally.
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