No! The cost of creating a prenuptial agreement with HelloPrenup is $599 per couple. This cost is a one-time, flat fee that covers you both. Some things to note:
One account will have to pay for HelloPrenup; at this time, we cannot split amounts between two accounts.
If you have paid but have not yet linked your fiancé to your account, they may still get prompted to pay.
Add-on attorney services
If you and your partner are adding on legal services, you may wonder, does the cost cover us both? Here are the available add-on services we may offer in your state, and whether or not they are shared costs with your partner:
$49 for 20-minute Q&A session
Get your individual legal questions answered by an attorney in your state.
$699 for Document Review & Signature
This covers one person only. If you both want legal representation, you will both need separate lawyers and will both need to pay $699.
FAQ:
What if HelloPrenup is asking both of us to pay?
If neither of your accounts is “paid,” you may both get prompted to pay.
Pay for HelloPrenup with one account and invite your fiancé via email to resolve this.
What if my fiancé and I both paid?
If both of you happened to pay for HelloPrenup, please contact our support team to link your accounts and refund one of you.
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