Yes. $3,500 is a flat fee covering two independent attorneys, drafting, revisions, online notarization, and full use of the First platform. There are no retainers and no hourly bills. Rush service, if needed, is $750. The only situations that fall outside Lawyer Review are the rare ones that require Bespoke, and we'll tell you upfront if that applies.

A prenup is most enforceable when each partner has independent counsel. If only one of you has an attorney, or if both of you share one, courts can apply more scrutiny to the agreement. With Lawyer Review, each partner has their own attorney representing only their interests. That's the structural foundation enforceability rests on.

A prenup's enforceability generally depends on several key factors, including: independent counsel for each partner, full and proper financial disclosure, customization to your state's rules, and that both partners signed voluntarily. Lawyer Review is built around all of these. The fact that the agreement was completed online does not affect enforceability. The structure of the agreement does.

Efficiency, not corner-cutting. Our attorneys are vetted and trained on our platform, so they don't spend billable hours doing things manually. The platform handles the workflow, so they don't manage spreadsheets or chase document versions. They have reserved availability for First clients, so you can start working today instead of waiting for someone to call you back. And they're incentivized to focus on what matters for your situation, not to extend hours. The savings come from how the process is built, not from what you get.

First, you and your partner each pick your own attorney from our network, so each of you has counsel chosen by you. Second, attorney consultations and revisions are included in the price. Third, the prenup process (questionnaire, attorney communication, drafting, review, and signature) runs through our platform alongside email and phone, so both partners always know where things stand and what's next.

Cost, speed, and clarity. Traditional firms typically charge $5,000 to $15,000+ per partner, so a fully-lawyered prenup easily runs $10,000 to $30,000 total. The traditional process can also take weeks or months: calling firms, scheduling intro calls, negotiating the agreements, then weeks of back-and-forth via email and Word documents. Lawyer Review packages the same outcome (two independent attorneys, full review, custom agreement) for $3,500, in days to a few weeks.

Yes. You browse our network and choose. So does your partner, independently. The attorneys in the network are all licensed attorneys seasoned in family law, and have been approved and trained on the platform by our team.

Lawyer Review is available in Arizona, California, Florida, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Texas and Washington. You will have attorneys that are licensed and practicing in your state.

Yes. The platform, attorney communication, document review, and online notarization all work remotely.

Most Lawyer Review couples complete the process in days to a few weeks, depending on complexity and how quickly both partners and both attorneys can review. Rush service is available for tight wedding deadlines.

Lawyer Review is built for these situations. Your attorneys handle business ownership, complex equity, trust structures, prior marriages, blended families, and complex inheritance. The questionnaire covers the vast majority of cases. Anything that exceeds the basic scope of Lawyer Review, we'll route to Bespoke and tell you before you've paid.

Lawyer Review does not include separate counsel for ongoing legal matters outside the prenup — including estate planning, business legal work, etc. Lawyer Review only includes work on the prenup.

That's the point of having two of them. They advocate for their respective clients. When there's a difference, your attorneys raise it with you, explain the trade-offs, and help you and your partner decide together. Sometimes that means revising a clause; sometimes it means walking through why one approach is better than another. The goal is an agreement both of you understand and both of you support. Ultimately, it's up to you and your partner to come to agreement.

Book a free 15-minute consultation. We'll walk you through your situation, confirm Lawyer Review is the right tier, and answer any questions. No pressure, no commitment.