Millennials in British Columbia are increasingly turning to prenuptial agreements as they view marriage as both a financial partnership and a romantic one, especially when they have already inherited or are set to accumulate significant assets. People are also generally getting married later in life and want to protect their hard-earned assets, while also preventing […]
Legally enforceable cohabitation or prenup agreements can be highly useful domestic contracts when a couple decides to move in with each other or get married, saving time, expense, and stress if the relationship breaks down. However, the British Columbia courts can set aside these agreements on various grounds. Both cohabitation and prenuptial agreements may be
A prenuptial agreement is a “marriage contract” made before a marriage starts, often helping to decide key financial matters in the event of divorce. Such agreements are becoming increasingly common in British Columbia, as couples get married later in life, often having already accumulated significant assets. Prenuptials can reduce the level of financial uncertainty while
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