Getting married again isn’t the same as the first time. You are entering a marriage with more assets, financial responsibilities, and children. In Ontario, a prenup is a great tool to protect what you’ve built and to set fair expectations if the relationship doesn’t last. When done right, it isn’t cold or transactional, but offers […]
Too often, women enter marriage without considering how it could impact their financial future. You may choose to take time off for childbearing, step back from your career to raise children, and invest years into building a home without getting compensated. Without a prenup, you could be held responsible for your spouse’s debt and equally […]
Only 5 to 10% of Canadians have a prenuptial agreement, but that number is rising, especially among millennials. Over 52% of millennials now want a prenup before marriage, reflecting a shift in how younger generations approach financial security. With people marrying later in life, many enter relationships with established careers, properties, and savings they want […]
In Canada, a prenuptial agreement, commonly known as a prenup, is a legal contract entered into before marriage. It is a legal document that outlines how assets and financial matters will be handled if your marriage breaks down. While often dealt with negativity, a prenup can make the grieving process simpler and help avoid unnecessary […]
When it comes to marriage, a prenuptial agreement (commonly known as a prenup) is a topic that often stirs a mix of emotions. Some see it as a practical step towards securing their future, while others view it as an indicator of mistrust in a relationship. But should the mention of a prenup offend you? […]
