Breaking Good - Episode Four: Love Nuptially - a definitive guide to pre-nups and post-nups
Co-hosts Marcus Brigstocke and Head of Family, Jo Edwards are re-joined by family lawyer Rosie Schumm to talk all things nuptial agreement-related. From debunking some common myths, to sharing tips on how to broach the subject with your other half, and discussing why they aren't as unromantic or as new a concept as you might think – it's all here.
In this episode we were joined by:
- Jo Edwards, Partner and Head of Family in our Family team
- Rosie Schumm, Partner in our Family team
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