Prenup intake that captures asset disclosure and wedding date up front
Cliont's intake asks whether a wedding date is set, confirms which state the agreement will be signed in, and captures asset, business, and inheritance details before you offer a consultation. Couples upload financial disclosure documents so your team sees the full financial picture from the first message.
The exact intake your prenuptial agreements leads complete
This is the real 7-question guided intake for Prenuptial Agreements — the same flow your customers finish before you ever pick up the phone.
What a qualified prenuptial agreements lead should tell you
A written contract negotiated and signed before marriage that sets out how assets, debts, and support will be handled if the marriage ends, requiring full financial disclosure and voluntary consent from both parties to be enforceable.
- Get Married (Or Have
- At Least One Living
- Know State Where Want
- And Fiancé(E) Have Assets,
- Wedding Date More Than
- Voluntary Agreement (Not Trying
- Able And Willing Provide
The questions your team needs answered
Every prenuptial agreements intake asks these — and why each one matters.
| Question | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Are you planning to get married (or have you recently gotten married) and want a prenup or a review of one? | Confirms an actual upcoming or recent marriage is driving the request, screening out unrelated enquiries. |
| Is at least one of you living in the United States or planning to sign the agreement in the United States? | Confirms the agreement falls under US jurisdiction your firm can realistically draft or enforce. |
| Do you know the state where you want the prenup prepared or enforced? | Knowing the target state lets you match the enquiry to an attorney licensed to draft an enforceable agreement there. |
| Do you and your fiancé(e) have assets, debts, a business, children from a prior relationship, or expected inheritance that you want to address? | Reveals whether the estate is simple or involves a business, prior children, or inheritance that requires more complex drafting and more attorney time. |
| Is your wedding date more than 14 days away? | Flags couples with a wedding inside 14 days, since rushed prenups carry a higher risk of later being challenged as involuntary or unenforceable. |
| Are you looking for a voluntary agreement (not trying to force your fiancé(e) to sign)? | Surfaces whether both partners are entering the agreement willingly, which is central to whether it will hold up if ever challenged. |
| Are you able and willing to provide a full list of your assets, debts, and income for the agreement? | Confirms the couple is prepared to provide the financial disclosure a valid, enforceable agreement depends on. |
How Cliont scores prenuptial agreements leads
Every answer is weighted automatically — no manual review required.
Value signals
- Get Married (Or Have: yes
- At Least One Living: yes
- Know State Where Want: yes
- And Fiancé(E) Have Assets,: yes
- Wedding Date More Than: yes
- Voluntary Agreement (Not Trying: yes
See the lead your team receives
Prenuptial Agreement Lead
From first click to qualified lead
Follow people and businesses seeking counsel through one smooth, guided flow.
They land & meet you
Your video greeting plays instantly — a real face instead of a blank form.
They explain the matter
Smart questions adapt to their matter and capture the full scope.
They share the documents
The facts, dates, and any paperwork come attached, so you can assess the matter before the consultation.
You get a ready lead
Scored and qualified — waiting for you to win it.
Built for prenuptial agreements workflows
| Cliont capability | Prenuptial Agreements application |
|---|---|
| Automatic lead scoring | Combines answers on engagement status, jurisdiction, asset complexity, and timeline into a single score, so a couple with a business and months of runway ranks above a same-week request with no assets to address. |
| Voluntariness flag | Surfaces a 'no' on the voluntary-agreement question as a review flag rather than a standard booking, giving your firm a chance to assess coercion risk before offering a consultation. |
| Jurisdiction routing | Uses the US-residency and target-state answers to route the lead to an attorney licensed in the right state, or flag it if jurisdiction is unclear. |
| Timeline urgency badge | Flags weddings inside 14 days based on the timeline question, so your team can immediately see which prenup requests carry rushed-signing risk. |
| Document collection | Prompts couples who confirm they're willing to disclose assets and income to upload supporting financial documents before the consultation is scheduled. |
Common prenuptial agreements lead scenarios
Complex estate, plenty of runway
Both partners are engaged, jurisdiction and state are confirmed, and one owns a business or expects an inheritance, with the wedding still months away. The intake flags this as high priority since there's time for proper drafting and disclosure.
Wedding in ten days
The couple wants a prenup but the wedding date is inside the 14-day window, raising the risk the agreement could later be challenged as rushed or involuntary. The intake surfaces this timeline so your firm can decide whether to proceed, expedite, or recommend a postnup instead.
One partner not on board
The person filling out the intake indicates the agreement isn't fully voluntary on both sides. This is treated as a flag for attorney review rather than an automatic consultation booking, since an involuntary prenup is unlikely to hold up.
Simple estate, few assets
The couple has no significant assets, debts, business, or prior children to address. The intake scores this as a lower-complexity enquiry, useful for firms that want to separate straightforward prenups from ones needing more attorney time.
Jurisdiction still undecided
Neither partner is clearly tied to the US or they haven't settled on which state's law should govern the agreement. The intake captures that uncertainty so your team can clarify jurisdiction before booking a consultation.
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Prenuptial Agreements lead-intake FAQs
How does the intake handle couples who haven't set a wedding date yet?
The intake asks whether the couple is engaged or already married and whether the wedding is more than 14 days away, so you can see immediately whether there's enough lead time for proper drafting and disclosure.
What if one partner seems reluctant or pressured to sign?
The intake specifically asks whether the agreement is voluntary. A 'no' answer is scored differently and flagged for attorney review rather than routed as a standard qualified lead, since a coerced agreement carries enforceability risk.
Does the intake collect financial information before the consultation?
It asks whether the couple is able and willing to provide a full list of assets, debts, and income, and the intake can request supporting documents like an asset schedule or tax returns ahead of the meeting.
What happens if the couple isn't sure which state's law applies?
The catalog asks whether either party is in the US or plans to sign there, and separately whether they know the target state. Uncertain answers on either question are useful signals for routing the lead to the right attorney or asking a clarifying follow-up.
Can the intake tell the difference between a simple and a complex prenup?
Yes. The question about assets, debts, a business, children from a prior relationship, or expected inheritance separates straightforward requests from ones likely to need more attorney time.
What if the wedding is only a week away?
The wedding-date question flags enquiries inside the 14-day window at a lower score, since prenups signed under time pressure are more vulnerable to a later legal challenge. Your team can decide whether to expedite or discuss alternatives.
Turn prenuptial agreements visitors into qualified cases
Give every prenuptial agreements visitor a guided intake instead of a dead contact form — and get a scored, qualified lead before you book a consultation.