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A Simple Prenuptial Agreement is a crucial document for couples planning to marry in Singapore who wish to establish clear financial arrangements before their marriage. This document is particularly relevant when either or both parties bring significant assets to the marriage, have business interests, or expect future inheritances. The agreement must comply with Singapore's legal framework, particularly the Women's Charter and contract law principles. It typically includes detailed provisions about asset division, maintenance obligations, and property rights, while requiring full financial disclosure from both parties. The document should be executed well before the marriage to avoid claims of duress, and both parties must receive independent legal advice to enhance its enforceability. While a Simple Prenuptial Agreement primarily focuses on financial matters, it can be customized to address specific concerns while remaining within Singapore's legal parameters.
