Turn to one of our skilled lawyers to receive competent assistance in drawing up a prenuptial agreement that takes both of your interests into consideration.
Here’s How to Get Started
Step 1
Get in contact with us in the way that is easiest for you to speak to a family lawyer.
Step 2
Book a meeting with the lawyer if that feels alright for you. Discuss with them concerning the way you are thinking of dividing assets and how you would like to execute the agreement.
Step 3
Review the written agreement and discuss further with the lawyer where necessary, approve and sign the agreement which comes into effect as soon as both cohabitants have signed it and registered it with the Swedish Tax Authority.
We think it is as important to prevent conflict and dispute as it is to resolve it. Therefore, a prenuptial agreement is something that we suggest that you as a couple establish when you have decided to take the relationship to the next step.
Prenuptial Agreement – for Your Safety
A prenuptial agreement eases the inevitable processes that follow if you choose to go separate ways, or if one of you passes away – reduce unpredictable events and redundant side effects by signing a prenuptial agreement either before or during the marriage.
When a married couple choose to go their separate ways or when one of them passes away, the starting point is that all their property is divided equally between them (so-called division of marital property). To prevent a conflict arising regarding the division of property and assets, you can draw up a prenuptial agreement and specify what is your private property and therefore remove them from the marital property.
What is important to note are the formal requirements which must be respected within the prenuptial agreement and the specification of what “individual property” entails. It is therefore important to be utterly cautious and detailed when compiling a prenuptial agreement, something that we always guarantee in all the work that we carry out.
Contact us today to get started.
Cindy Elbe
Migration Law & Family Law
Languages: Swedish, English, Arabic, Spanish