Before or during marriage
Explain the arrangements you want to discuss and your current circumstances. An agreement should be considered against the applicable law and the facts of both parties.
Ontario family-law matters
Marriage contracts and prenups in Ontario
Put financial expectations into a clear discussion before a marriage contract is drafted or signed.
Clear advice and practical next steps
Start with your circumstances.
Disclosure and independent advice
Prepare accurate financial information and allow time for separate advice. A signature alone does not resolve every enforceability concern.
An agreement already proposed
Bring the complete draft, schedules and correspondence. Alexander can discuss the proposed terms and whether review, negotiation or drafting is the next step.
Make the first conversation useful.
- The draft or existing agreement and all schedules
- Your assets, debts, income and relevant financial records
- Names of the parties and their lawyers
- Any prior domestic agreements or court orders
- Wedding plans and any proposed signing deadline
Use the office’s secure sharing instructions for sensitive records. Do not send identity or financial documents through a general enquiry.
Where we can help
Ontario family-law matters
We welcome enquiries about Ontario family-law matters from across the province. Consultations are with Alexander Posmyk. The office is in London; ask about available remote appointments. Jurisdiction, conflicts and the work we can accept are checked for each matter.
Choose your next step
Discuss your situation with Alexander Posmyk.
Paid consultations are $150 plus HST for 30 minutes ($169.50 CAD total), or $250 plus HST for 60 minutes ($282.50 CAD total). Choose the duration and available meeting format on the practice page. Further representation is separate.
Before you start.
Can you guarantee a prenup will always be enforced?
No. The law, circumstances and process matter. Advice addresses relevant risks rather than promising an outcome.
Can one lawyer give both parties independent advice?
The office must assess conflicts and representation. Each party should arrange their own independent legal advice.
General information, not advice about an individual matter. Ontario: Family Law Act. Check the official source for current requirements.
