Prenuptial Agreement in Ireland
Prenuptial Agreement in Ireland
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Legal aspects related to Irish prenuptial agreements
According to the Irish legislation, any couple interested in signing a prenuptial agreement may choose to do so. The document can be a useful manner through which various grounds related to the couple’s separation will be handled, such as in the case of judicial separation or even divorce.
It is important to know that the legal system in Ireland does not oblige the Irish courts to enforce the regulations of the prenuptial agreement and our Irish law firm can provide more details on this aspect.
Validity of a prenuptial agreement in Ireland
A prenuptial agreement in Ireland can become valid only if certain aspects are satisfied, as presented below:
• the document is concluded by both parties prior to starting the legal procedures concerning the marriage;
• the agreement should state particular situations which will be handled during the divorce procedures;
• it is important that both parties disclose their financial assets;
• both parties have received legal advice when concluding the document;
• the division of assets should be performed in a reasonable manner, advantageous to both parties;
• the document has been signed few months prior to getting married.
It is important to know that a valid prenuptial agreement must be signed with minimum 28 days prior to the wedding formalities. At the same time, it is necessary to witness the drawing of the written document.
Persons interested in receiving further information on the Irish prenuptial agreement are invited to contact our law firm in Ireland.