Very easy and straightforward… Very easy and straightforward experience. All of the areas to fill out had a helpful tip area in case you weren't sure. Saved a lot of time having to go to a lawyer and notary.

Hello Prenup was so convenient Hello Prenup was so convenient! The online questionnaire was a breeze to fill out, and it made it easy for us to discuss and align on the details of our document. We also found the attorney consultation really helpful to answer questions we had. I'd 100% recommend all couples use it to ensure they start their marriage on the same page with their partner.

Using HelloPrenup was fast and easy Using HelloPrenup was fast and easy! We were able to complete the entire thing in a day. We didn't need to hire the extra lawyer as we live in Texas so the price was pretty affordable. You do have to get the document notarized at the end which we did virtually through their recommended service. It was an extra $40 but saved us a trip to the bank and allowed us to completely finish in that same day. I obviously can't vouch for how it holds up in a divorce (and hopefully never will) but as far as getting it done they make it very easy and intuitive!

Easy, quick, affordable Clear, easy to understand instructions, quick and painless! Our financial advisor recommended a prenup as we enter into our second marriages, since we have more assets and grown children to consider. Lawyers wanted a min of $3500 retainer each and said the process would take at least a month. We considered writing an agreement ourselves but had no idea what we needed to include. We are so grateful we found this website and we were able to finish this quickly and put it behind us without spending thousands of dollars and wasting months of time.

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