FAQ about Pre-Nups

FAQ about Pre-Nuptial and Defacto Agreements

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Are pre-nuptial and de facto agreements binding and enforceable in Australia?

Can an agreement be challenged, even if it fulfils all legal requirements?

Can child support be included in the agreement?

Can I enter these agreements before or after I get married / start a defacto relationship?

Does the agreement have to be registered with or approved by the Court?

How long does it take to finalise a pre-nuptial or defacto agreement?

What are the steps for entering a pre-nuptial agreement?

What happens to the agreement if I die?

What information can I prepare before seeing my solicitor?

What is the legal effect of a binding agreement?