Prenuply Launches Postnuptial Agreement Templates for Canadian Couples

The Toronto-based legal technology company expands beyond prenups and cohabitation agreements with a guided postnup workflow for married couples across all ten provinces.

Toronto, ONTARIO - August 5, 2026-- Prenuply today announced the launch of postnuptial agreement templates for married Canadian couples who want to organize their financial arrangements after marriage. The new product is available across all ten Canadian provinces and brings Prenuply's guided, province-aware drafting workflow to spouses whose lives or finances have changed since their wedding.

Prenuply announces that postnuptial agreement templates are now live for Canadian couples.

A postnuptial agreement, often called a marriage contract in parts of Canada, can help spouses record plans for property, debts, support, business interests, inheritances, and other financial priorities. Prenuply's new workflow is designed for spouses who are married and remain together. It is not intended for couples negotiating a separation or divorce.

Couples answer plain-language questions about their province, marriage date, family home, assets, liabilities, income, prior agreements, and goals. Prenuply then creates a personalized working template, checks for missing details, asks follow-up questions when needed, and produces PDF and editable Word files for independent legal review.

"Marriage does not freeze a couple's financial life," said Adrian, founder of Prenuply. "A business can grow, a home can be purchased, an inheritance can arrive, or priorities can simply become clearer. We built the postnup flow so spouses can organize those conversations and bring a stronger starting point to their own lawyers."

The postnuptial agreement template is available for a one-time price of $49 CAD. The package includes three document generations, PDF and Word downloads, no subscription, and a 30-day money-back guarantee. Each spouse can also request a separate referral to an independent Canadian family lawyer through Prenuply.

Prenuply AI Inc. is a technology company, not a law firm, and does not provide legal advice. Each spouse should have the final document reviewed by a separate independent family lawyer before signing. In Quebec, marriage contracts and matrimonial regime changes require a notarial act, so couples should work with a Quebec notary.

Postnuptial agreements are available now on Prenuply. Read the full launch announcement.