Free Canadian prenup sample
Download a complete Prenuply-style Word sample. It shows the clauses, financial schedules, and review steps in a fictional Ontario agreement.
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A 14-page editable Word document using fictional Ontario names, values, and choices. It includes a reader guide, section-specific review tips, and lawyer-review questions. Every page is clearly marked as a sample that is not for signing.
The fictional facts stay consistent from the opening recitals through the financial schedules, so you can see how the pieces fit together.
See how names, intentions, the planned marriage, and the purpose of the agreement are introduced.
Inspect sample schedules for assets, debts, income, business interests, and real estate.
Compare clauses for property brought into the marriage with property acquired together later.
Review practical examples covering a matrimonial home, a private company, gifts, and inheritances.
See how individual liabilities and possible spousal support terms can be organized for review.
Use the reader guide, section-specific tips, lawyer questions, independent advice, witness, and signature examples.
The sample shows the format. Your draft should reflect your province, property, debts, and priorities.
Fictional Ontario facts, illustrative clauses and schedules, editable Word formatting, and no questionnaire or account. It is educational only and not for signing.
Your province, relationship details, property, debts, priorities, clarifying questions, and Word and PDF files for lawyer review.
Ontario source reviewed July 9, 2026. Ontario's Family Law Act provides legal context for this example. It is not legal advice and is not for signing.
Official legislation used for the Ontario legal context on this page.
No. The download is a fictional educational sample, not a completed agreement and not legal advice. A usable agreement must reflect the couple's facts and province, include proper financial disclosure, and be reviewed with independent lawyers before signing.
Yes. The file is an editable .docx, so you can inspect the structure and make notes. It should not be treated as a sign-ready agreement or a substitute for a personalized draft and independent legal advice.
The sample uses a fictional Ontario couple so it can show one coherent agreement from start to finish. Canadian family law and signing requirements vary by province, and Quebec marriage contracts follow a distinct notarial process.
Use the sample to understand the format only. Prenuply supports province-specific drafting paths across Canada, but the final agreement and signing process should be confirmed by lawyers qualified in the relevant province.
Start with the plain-language guide to what Canadian prenups cover, when couples use them, and how they fit into lawyer review.
Learn the disclosure, timing, pressure, and legal advice issues that can make a Canadian prenup easier to defend.
Create an Ontario marriage contract working draft and gather the details lawyers usually need for review.
Answer the guided questions, then download Word and PDF files for lawyer review.
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