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Voiding a Cohabitation Agreement

Cohabitation agreements are a valuable tool for unmarried couples who want to protect their rights and outline how finances, property, and responsibilities will be handled during and after their relationship. But what happens when an agreement no longer feels fair, or one partner questions its validity? Can a cohabitation agreement be voided? In short, yes, […]

Grounds To Challenge A Prenuptial Agreement in Canada

Grounds to Challenge a Prenuptial Agreement in Canada

Prenuptial agreements – often shortened to “prenups” – are becoming an increasingly popular way for couples in Canada to make decisions about property, debt, and financial responsibilities before getting married or entering into a long-term romantic partnership.

Marriage Contract Vs Prenuptial Agreement 

If you’re planning to get married – or are already married – you might be wondering whether you need a marriage contract or a prenuptial agreement. You might also be wondering…

What Is A Marriage Contract?

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In Canada, a marriage contract is a legal agreement that outlines how a couple will handle financial and legal matters during their relationship and in the event of a breakup or death. These agreements are not just for the wealthy –

Legal Requirements For A Valid Prenup In Canada

Prenuptial agreements (commonly known as “prenups”) are no longer just for the ultra-wealthy. More and more couples in Canada are using prenups as a practical tool to protect each other, reduce future conflict, and start their marriages with clarity and mutual understanding.

Are Prenuptial Agreements Enforceable In British Columbia?

As couples in British Columbia increasingly turn to prenuptial agreements to clarify financial expectations before marriage, one critical question arises: Are prenuptial agreements enforceable in British Columbia? The answer is yes – but only if certain legal requirements are met.

What Makes a Prenup Invalid?

If a prenup isn’t made properly, it could be declared invalid by a court—which means that it won’t provide any protection at all.