Only draft is given, no other service like attorney help, answering questions etc. It was not mentioned before that we will need to hire separate attorney for clearing our doubts on the prenuptial Questions. Nor it was mentioned anywhere that a separate notary service need to be hired. When the service mentioned full prenuptial agreement service then it should provide full end to end service. I could have downloaded a sample prenuptial agreement or use chatgpt or something to help me draft one.

HelloPrenup was super easy! HelloPrenup was super affordable, easy, and fast when it came to getting a prenup prior to getting married. Everything is super straight forward when filling it out which was amazing as we were doing it ourselves. After we finished the paperwork, we used Proof notarization for a notary which was also adorable, easy, and fast all in the comfort of our home via webcam. 100% highly recommend!!

Easy to use Easy to use, though you need to go over your draft with an attorney to fully understand it. I had Susan as my attorney and she's a wonderful, kind person and I felt safe and taken care of with her. We went through the document together to make sure I understood what we were signing later. She made sure to put it into words I could comprehend. It's still not super inexpensive, especially with the attorney's fees (both parties need representation if you waive spousal support) but nothing to do with law is.. but I think def. more cost effective than hiring a lawyer.

Good and bad I really liked the application, it's very easy to choose the different options and it's written in simple words. On the other hand, I really found annoying that they don't have lawyers in every state, I feel like it is kind of a false advertisement.

Easy to Use, More Substantiation Needed Generally the questions were easy to follow and the platform was easy to use. I would suggest the following: 1) Monitor to see if any court cases have used HelloPrenup and prove that the documents can hold up in court 2) Include more FAQ links about the default State Law options directly in the platform, so it’s easier to see what the default law is when deciding if/how to deviate