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Aimee Schalles and Amanda Baron of Jointly

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Our team is led by Aimee and Amanda, experienced lawyers who are deeply committed to access to justice, community building, and helping people solve everyday legal problems. Having seen firsthand the challenges ordinary people face in accessing reliable legal services, they founded Jointly to create more affordable, accessible solutions for everyone.

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How it works

In a few straightforward steps, we help you make an agreement which charts the path for your partnership.

How jointly works

1.

Learn about the Law

Review our tutorial to get up to speed on the law in your province, and learn about what your options are in your prenup, postnup, or cohabitation agreement.

2.

Work together

Guided prompts make conversations easier, and help you decide what to put in your agreement.

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3.

Build your agreement

Fill out a straightforward questionnaire to create an agreement that fits your relationship. Jointly was designed by lawyers, so you can have confidence in the agreement you build together.

4.

Finalize and sign

Fully valid in your province. No time off work. No adversarial back and forth. No surprises.

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When You Need A Cohabitation or Prenuptial Agreement

Relationship agreements are for everyone, but there are a few times in your life where they are particularly important.

When you get married

When you buy a home or move in together

When you make career sacrifices for family

When life changes

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Learn

FREE
  • Access to our e-course on prenups and cohabitation agreements
  • Worksheet for discussing assets and debts with your partner
  • Worksheet for deciding with your partner what your agreement should say
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Build

$379
  • Access to everything in Learn tier
  • Build your personalized and legally compliant agreement with our Agreement Builder
  • Include terms on spousal support, property division, businesses, houses, pensions, wills, pets, and more!​
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Is Jointly right for you?

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Screening form

Jointly is only suitable where both partners are adults. Send us a note if you have any questions!

If one or both of you are not completely honest about your assets or debts, a judge could later decide that the agreement was unfair and decide not to enforce it if the relationship ends. Jointly is not a good fit for you unless you're prepared to share details about your assets and debts with your partner.  Send us a note if you have any questions!

Jointly is not able to handle the separation of a jointly operated business. Send us a note if you have questions!

Jointly does not support planning for property on reserves. Send us a note to let us know what you'd like to see incorporated into our future plans!

At present, Jointly is not able to support committed polyamorous relationships. Send us a note to let us know what you'd like to see incorporated into our future plans!

Relationship agreements which include parenting arrangements are not enforceable unless you are already separated or thinking about separating. Because of this, Jointly does not have the option to include parenting arrangements that would apply if your relationship ends . Send us a note if you have any questions!

You should not sign a relationship agreement if someone is forcing you to do so or if there is abuse in your relationship. Please talk to a lawyer, who can help you navigate this situation.

Jointly may be a good fit for your relationship!

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Frequently asked questions

Prenuptial, cohabitation, and marriage agreements are three different types of agreements that couples can consider, each serving a similar purpose.  The reason you may choose one over the other depends on the status of your relationship. Check out this article for more information.

You can get started on our course with just a computer and an internet connection!  When you’re ready to start building your agreement, you’ll need a list of all of your property and debts – but we’ve built a worksheet to help take you through that. 

In most provinces, you can complete the entire process online without visiting a lawyer, although having independent legal advice on your final agreement may make it stronger. Some provinces require you to have a lawyer provide you with a certificate of independent legal advice.  If that’s the case for your province, we’ll tell you that in the course.

We have built Jointly to fit as many people as possible.  If you are in a relationship with only one other person and your property consists of typical asset classes (real estate, investment accounts, a small business), Jointly is a fit for you!  Some examples of when Jointly is not a good fit include if you or your partner own property on a reserve, or you’re in a polyamorous relationship.  Check out our screening tool to find out more about whether Jointly will work for you!

Right now, Jointly is only available to Ontario residents. Legal services in Canada are provincially regulated.  We are working with legal regulators across the country to bring Jointly to as many Canadians as possible, as soon as we can!  Sign up for our waitlist to be notified when we’re available in your province, or follow us on Instagram!

What Customers are Saying

Gillian

Jointly made creating a relationship agreement and prenup feel approachable and stress-free. The platform is incredibly easy to navigate and removed the usual barriers that typically stop couples from going through this process—no legal confusion, just clear, thoughtful guidance. Creating a relationship agreement (and prenup) felt like a natural, empowering conversation rather than a legal hurdle. Highly recommend to any couple wanting to start their next chapter with clarity and confidence

Carlos

My partner and I are very pleased, and my lawyer was quite impressed after reviewing the agreement. He could not believe we drafted it ourselves! The different modules are extremely helpful and appropriately explained, making the process very straightforward.

Taylor

My husband and I made an agreement through Jointly. The process is easy, and very straightforward. It allowed us to discuss different scenarios that we had never thought about before. I would definitely recommend Jointly to anyone!

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Jointly is an online platform that provides family law education and digital tools to draft legally compliant and personalized prenuptial, postnuptial, and cohabitation agreements. 

Jointly is not a law firm and cannot provide legal advice. We provide information and software and you are responsible for appropriately using this material.

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