Did your partner just ask you to sign a prenup?

Need a review of the prenup draft you received?

 
UPLOADR lets you safely and quickly share your prenup

draft through our site. The attorney can examine your

document before the free consultation with you on Zoom.

This is where your lawyer steps in as the professional committed to protecting you:

1. We assess your prenup draft to ensure it works in your best interests.
2. We help you identify where the agreement supports your goals and where it falls short of safeguarding your financial and emotional well-being.
3. We provide a Zoom session with the attorney to screen-share the document as you work through the clauses together.
4. We give you an annotated version of your prenup draft so that you can see our feedback in writing after the Zoom session is complete - there's no need to take notes during the Zoom.
5. We share with you a letter summarizing the issues in the prenup that were discussed and annotated. This letter provides concrete revision language.

You have your choice of review services that fit your needs and your budget:

1. The first tier of our review service involves only our attorney and you. This tier focuses on analysis and arming you with revision language and knowledge about the impact of the prenup draft's provisions. This tier doesn't involve our attorney interacting with your partner's attorney. Many clients start with this option and then decide if they need the heavier intervention of the second tier of service.
2. The second tier of our review service involves all aspects of the first tier described above, but also includes interaction with your partner's attorney to negotiate a mutually agreeable contract. You may start with this service, or you may start with tier one and decide later if you need more help through tier two.

When it comes to the second tier of our review service, we bring our signature move to your rescue: we aim to de-escalate any bad feelings if you ask us to interact with your partner.

JustPrenups is highly aware that your relationship may feel the strain after this signature request. Your partner may be just as stressed as you are right now, even though it's your partner who presented this prenup to you. We aim to lessen the adversarial tone in communications to the other side that may cause soreness in your relationship. Instead we do our best to focus both sides on a prenup with terms that are fair and advantageous to your needs as much as your partner's needs.

Whether you are certain that you need a review or whether you want to understand your options after receiving the prenup draft from your partner, we’re here to help.

We streamlined your next course of action. Follow these steps:

1. Hit submit, and start writing your future your way.
2. Type "review of prenup draft from my partner" in response to the final question of the questionnaire, which is, "Is there anything else we should know, or is there something you would like to share?"
3. Once we receive your submitted questionnaire, we will send the password to you that lets you upload your prenup draft easily and quickly through our document tool, Uploadr. Stress who? Not you.

You might be wondering why we ask for the draft of the prenup that was presented to you. It's because our best work matters to us as much as it matters to you.

We want you to have the best consultation possible with us - even a free introductory one. We want the attorney to be familiarized with the prenup draft's content so that your complimentary Zoom consultation is optimally productive.

 
We believe in fair pricing because that is how we wish to be treated. We can provide fair pricing only after we see the number of pages and complexity in the draft that your partner gave to you.

Please be assured that we are ethically bound to maintain your shared prenup draft and any information therein as confidential material - even if you don't retain us.

Warning: Hello, do you need a prenup? Our pros are here to help, but please note that all posts on this website contain general information about legal matters for broad educational purposes only. This information is not legal advice and should not be treated as such for your individual needs. This blog post does not create any attorney-client or mediator-client relationship between the reader and JustPrenups.com.