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Agreement Setup

Tell us what type of agreement you need and your province.

What type of agreement are you creating? *

Prenuptial Agreement For couples planning to marry. Takes effect on the date of marriage.

Cohabitation Agreement For common-law partners living together. Provides similar legal protection.

Province or Territory *

Important – Quebec Civil Law Quebec follows a distinct civil law system. Prenuptial agreements in Quebec are called "marriage contracts" and must be notarized by a Quebec notary to be legally valid. Our questionnaire will capture the relevant information, but you must have the final document prepared and certified by a licensed Quebec notary.

Planned agreement signing date Approximate is fine

Legal Disclaimer The information you provide is used solely to draft a questionnaire for review by your legal counsel. Canadian Prenup does not provide legal advice. We strongly recommend having a qualified family law lawyer review any agreement before signing.

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Your Personal Information

Basic identifying information for the first party (you).

First Name *

Last Name *

Date of Birth *

Citizenship *

Full Residential Address *

Occupation *

Phone Number Optional

Previously married or in a common-law relationship?

Number of children from previous relationship(s)

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Partner's Personal Information

Basic identifying information for the second party (your partner).

First Name *

Last Name *

Date of Birth *

Citizenship *

Full Residential Address * If currently living together, you may enter the same address.

Occupation *

Phone Number Optional

Previously married or in a common-law relationship?

Number of children from previous relationship(s)

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Relationship Background

Information about your relationship and shared life.

When did your relationship begin?

Currently living together since Leave blank if not yet cohabiting

Planned wedding / commitment date Approximate is fine

Do you plan to have children together?

Do you currently own any property together?

Briefly describe the shared property

Any other relevant relationship background? Optional – e.g. previous engagement, family business involvement

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Your Assets

Approximate value ranges are sufficient — exact figures are not required.

Privacy note All financial information is encrypted before storage and is only accessible by you and your legal counsel.

Real estate (approximate total value)

Bank / savings accounts (approximate total)

Investment / brokerage accounts (approximate total)

Pension / RRSP / TFSA (approximate total)

Vehicles (approximate total value)

Business ownership interest

Briefly describe the business(es)

High-value personal property Art, jewellery, collectibles, etc.

Other assets not listed above

Estimated total assets (all categories combined)

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Partner's Assets

Approximate value ranges are sufficient — exact figures are not required.

Real estate (approximate total value)

Bank / savings accounts (approximate total)

Investment / brokerage accounts (approximate total)

Pension / RRSP / TFSA (approximate total)

Vehicles (approximate total value)

Business ownership interest

Briefly describe the business(es)

High-value personal property Art, jewellery, collectibles, etc.

Other assets not listed above

Estimated total assets (all categories combined)

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Your Debts & Liabilities

Approximate ranges only. Transparency here helps create a fair agreement.

Mortgage(s) outstanding balance

Student loans

Credit card / line of credit debt

Business liabilities / loans

Other debts / liabilities e.g. car loan, personal loan, tax arrears

Estimated total debts (all categories combined)

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Partner's Debts & Liabilities

Approximate ranges only.

Mortgage(s) outstanding balance

Student loans

Credit card / line of credit debt

Business liabilities / loans

Other debts / liabilities

Estimated total debts (all categories combined)

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Income

Annual gross income ranges and employment information.

Your Income

Annual gross income (approximate)

Employment type

Employer name Optional — leave blank if self-employed or prefer not to share

Partner's Income

Annual gross income (approximate)

Employment type

Employer name Optional

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Inheritances & Gifts

Inheritances and gifts are often excluded from division in prenuptial agreements. Please indicate what applies.

Your Inheritances & Gifts

Expected future inheritance

Significant gifts already received From family, trust, inheritance already received

Partner's Inheritances & Gifts

Expected future inheritance

Significant gifts already received

Should inheritances and gifts be excluded from division?

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Spousal Support & Property Division

Your preferences for financial support and property in the event the relationship ends.

Complete waiver of spousal support may not be enforceable in all Canadian provinces. Your lawyer will advise you on what is permissible in your jurisdiction.

Your spousal support preference

Partner's spousal support preference

If time-limited support, preferred duration

Property division preference

Do both parties intend to waive spousal support entirely?

Additional notes on support & property Optional

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Special Provisions

Any additional clauses or specific concerns for your agreement.

Pets

Business continuity clause

Social media / confidentiality clause

Periodic review clause

Additional clauses or provisions Optional — your lawyer will draft the legal language

Specific concerns or questions for your lawyer Optional

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Review & Submit

Please review your answers before submitting. You can go back to make changes.

I confirm that the information provided is accurate and complete to the best of my knowledge. I understand that this questionnaire is not a legal agreement and does not constitute legal advice. I agree to have this agreement reviewed by independent legal counsel before signing.