Author: Sean O'Dwyer

Speaking exclusively to Sky News, Our Senior Associate Charlotte Lanning explained that Prenups used to be associated with the ultra-wealthy and famous, but after the Radmacher v Granatino ruling, people became more aware of them.

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After that decision, prenups agreed by celebrity couples made headlines across the country, making them appear “glitzy” and desirable, Charlotte explained. “When I was first starting out, I would do prenups on the odd occasion, whereas now we always have a couple on the go each.”

While the ruling was a factor, Charlotte explained that the more recent increase in prenups has been driven by changes in society. People are getting married later and are less worried about looking unromantic.

“The fact that people are getting married a lot later in life… means there is more to argue over,” explaining that the older people are, the more likely they are to own businesses, properties or other assets.

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