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Jointly helps you collaboratively create a relationship agreement for managing your property and finances during your relationship and in case it ends.
Learn about how to make a fair, enforceable prenup or cohabitation agreement that reflects both your and your partner’s wishes
Use our tools to learn more about each other’s assets and debts and decide what you want your agreement to say.
Take 30 minutes to complete a questionnaire and our Agreement Builder will produce an agreement that’s easy to read and legally enforceable.
Once you have your draft agreement, you and your partner can sign it. You’re done!
Our team is led by Aimee and Amanda, two 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.
A prenup agreement is the only way to make sure your property and finances are protected, and divided in a way that fits your personal circumstances if your relationship ends.
Create a fair, lawyer-approved prenup together online. Jointly helps you build a clear, enforceable agreement before marriage, so you both know where you stand.
Moving in together? Protect your finances and property with a cohabitation agreement. Jointly makes it easy to create one collaboratively, affordably, and online.
Already married? Set clear terms for property and finances. Jointly helps couples create personalized postnuptial agreements that support long-term trust and peace of mind.
We think everyone benefits from a prenup, but they are particularly important when one partner
will give up career opportunities for children, when one partner earns significantly more than the
other, if either partner owns a business, and when one or both partners are coming into the
relationship with pre-existing assets they want to ensure remain separate. Ideally, you should
finalize your prenup a few months before getting married.
With Jointly, you can build your agreement from home today! Simply review our course
materials and fill out the questionnaire to make your prenup.
If you don’t have a prenup in Ontario, there are laws in place that decide what happens to your
property. These laws are designed by legislators as a one size fits all solution. The only way to
make sure your property is divided in a way that fits your circumstances at the end of a
relationship is to make your own prenuptial agreement.
The average cost of a prenup in Canada ranges from $1,500 to $5,000. This includes legal fees, financial disclosures, and possible negotiations between both parties.
Using an online prenup service like Jointly is a more affordable option, offering a fixed price of $379 for a legally valid agreement. We have also designed Jointly to be a collaborative process where you and your partner can learn and make your decisions together, instead of getting separate lawyers to negotiate for you, which can feel adversarial.
Your prenup can last for the duration of your relationship. However, we recommend reviewing
your prenup and making sure it still fits your relationship whenever you have a significant life
change, or every 5 years. We’ve built a review option into our agreements to make this process
quick and easy.
It’s possible for a prenup to be overturned in Ontario under certain circumstances. Some things
that make your prenup vulnerable are (1) when one person was pressured into signing it; (2) if
either person wasn’t honest about their assets when they made the agreement; and (3) if your
agreement is significantly unfair given the circumstances of your relationship. We have built our
agreements to address these concerns if you follow the instructions in the course.
It’s possible for a prenup to be challenged in Ontario under certain circumstances. Some things
that make your prenup vulnerable are (1) when one person was pressured into signing it; (2) if
either person wasn’t honest about their assets when they made the agreement; and (3) if your
agreement is significantly unfair given the circumstances of your relationship. We have built our
agreements to address these concerns if you follow the instructions in the course.
Yes, prenups are legally binding in Ontario. It’s possible for a prenup to be overturned in
Ontario under certain circumstances. Some things that make your prenup vulnerable are (1)
when one person was pressured into signing it; (2) if either person wasn’t honest about their
assets when they made the agreement; and (3) if your agreement is significantly unfair given
the circumstances of your relationship. We have built our agreements to address these
concerns if you follow the instructions in the course.
Your prenup can last for the duration of your relationship, or be changed from time to time. We
recommend reviewing your prenup and making sure it still fits your relationship whenever you
have a significant life change, or every 5 years. We’ve built a review option into our agreements
to make this process quick and easy.
The best time to make a relationship agreement is at the beginning of your relationship.
Jointly is an online platform that provides family law education and digital tools to draft legally compliant and personalized relationship agreements (prenups, marriage agreements and cohabitation agreements).
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