Dealing with pre-civil partnership agreements

Before people enter into a civil partnership, it is worth considering a pre-partnership agreement.

These are normally designed to deal with financial issues and can involve setting out how other assets will be distributed in the event of the ending of the relationship. Using solicitors in Conwy will help ensure that any details are set out correctly.

Although these sorts of agreements are not necessarily legally binding, they do carry weight on the law courts if disputes arise after a separation. It is important, however, that the agreements are completed under specific conditions. These could include having both parties agreeing to the details of the agreement and that all information provided is correct and honest.

It is vital that both parties involved are completely truthful about their assets and do not try to hide the existence of any of their belongings. It is also important to demonstrate that the agreement was completed freely by all involved and no-one was forced to enter it. Using family law solicitors in North Wales is one way of showing that no coercion was used to complete the document.

Keeping the document updated is another way of ensuring that it is accurate and relevant. When assets change or children become part of the family, the agreement should be adjusted to reflect this. Scheduling regular reviews is one way of dealing with this issue.

Speak to us today here at Bennett Smith Solicitors and allow a member of our team to book an appointment to discuss a range of agreements.