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Although pre-nuptial agreements are not yet legally binding in the UK, they are taken into consideration by the judge when considering division of assets after a divorce

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The prospect of entering into marriage is on the one hand laced with excitement, but on the other filled with trepidation. One way to alleviate your worries and ensure that your marriage is embarked on as an emotional and spiritual partnership is to sign a pre-nuptial agreement first and negate the 'marriage for divorce' philosophy that pervades modern society

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