Executive Certificate in Marital Property & Family Wealth Structuring

Family wealth may include real estate, investments, businesses, trusts, financial assets, and other forms of property accumulated before or during a marriage. Determining ownership and managing these assets can become particularly important during succession planning, separation, divorce, or family restructuring. Effective wealth structuring requires consideration of ownership rights, documentation, succession objectives, taxation, family arrangements, and applicable personal laws. Properly designed structures can help reduce uncertainty and establish clearer expectations regarding the management and transfer of family assets. This subject examines the legal and strategic considerations involved in marital property and family wealth planning. 

Prenuptial Agreement
Postnuptial Agreement
Marriage Settlement Agreement
Matrimonial Property Sharing Agreement
Maintenance & Alimony Agreement
Family Settlement Deed

Ownership and classification of marital and family assets.

 Property rights, financial contributions, succession, and inheritance considerations. 

 Family settlements, trusts, holding structures, and wealth-transfer arrangements. 

 Documentation, asset protection, governance, and intergenerational planning. 

 Managing property issues arising from separation, divorce, succession, or family disputes.