Jointly in The Globe And Mail: The Prenup Paradox
Building Jointly has been really fun, and this week gave us another highlight worth celebrating. Our co-founder, Aimee Schalles, was interviewed by The Globe and Mail for a new…
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Jointly on CBC Daybreak South: Why Prenups Are on the Rise Among Millennials and Gen Z
We were recently featured on CBC Radio’s Daybreak South, where co-founder Aimee Schalles joined host Chris Walker for a candid conversation about why prenuptial and cohabitation…
Jointly Named Winner of the BC Founder Faceoff at Web Summit Vancouver
We are beyond thrilled to share that Jointly has won the BC Founder Faceoff: The $10K Pitch Competition at Web Summit Vancouver! Competing alongside 11 other high-growth B.C…
Jointly on the This Mother Means Business Podcast
Jointly co-founder Aimee Schalles joined host Laura Sinclair on the This Mother Means Business podcast for an honest, empowering conversation about one of the most avoided topics…
Jointly Co-Founder Aimee Schalles Named to Lexpert’s Best Family Lawyers in Canada List
We’re proud to share some exciting news: Jointly co-founder Aimee Schalles has been recognized by Lexpert as one of Canada’s best family lawyers – and named a leading lawyer to…
Jointly Featured in LegalTech.ca: Breaking Down the Barriers to Prenups
We’re proud to share that Jointly was featured in LegalTech.ca — Canada’s dedicated media platform for legal industry innovation. The piece highlights a growing gap in the…
Jointly featured in Techcouver
Jointly was featured today in Techcouver, one of B.C.’s leading tech publications. The piece highlights a growing reality: interest in prenups is on the rise across Canada, with…
Jointly in Vancouver Tech Journal: Six Questions, One Startup
We’re thrilled to share that Jointly co-founder Amanda Baron was recently featured in the Vancouver Tech Journal’s “Six Questions, One Startup” article. The feature dives into the…
Jointly in The Globe And Mail: Prenups are costly and unpleasant. You should still get one.
We’re pleased to see one of our founders, Aimee Schalles, featured in a recent article and podcast exploring why more young Canadians are interested in prenups and why so many…
Jointly in The Globe And Mail: Is there a prenup for parenting? The short answer is no
One of our founders, Amanda Baron, was featured in a recent article exploring how prenups fit into modern relationships and what role they do (and don’t) play when it comes to…
Jointly in Global News: Why younger Canadians feel the love amid uncertainty
One of our founders, Amanda Baron, was recently featured in an article exploring why more younger Canadians are embracing prenups. In the piece, Amanda challenges the outdated…
UBC Allard Law x Aimee Schalles
One of our founders, Aimee Schalles, is highlighted in a profile of Allard School of Law. We’re proud to see Aimee recognized as part of the story behind the company’s launch. In…
Jointly x Mission Critical with Lance Chung
We sat down with Lance Chung of Mission Critical to talk about prenups and modern relationship planning. We talked about why prenups aren’t just for the wealthy, how they can…
Why More Couples Are Talking About Prenups
Prenups have long had a bit of a PR problem. They were once seen as something only celebrities, billionaires, or the deeply unromantic would bring up before a wedding. But if…
More Couples Are Moving In Together to Save Money — Here’s Why a Relationship Agreement Matters More Than Ever
A recent article in The Guardian revealed that more people are moving in together earlier than ever. The reasons are less about love than they are about economics. Rising rents…
Jointly in BNN Bloomberg: Prenups can be an uncomfortable topic, but a big help in the event of heartbreak
One of our founders, Aimee Schalles, was recently featured in an article from BNN Bloomberg. Talking about prenups can feel awkward. We’ve had the experience a of seeing people…
Jointly in Kiplinger: Prenups and Retirement Planning
Prenups and retirement planning aren’t topics that we typically see hand-in-hand, but we should. The fact is that when couples marry later in life, the conversation isn’t just…
Realtor.com: My Partner Makes Twice What I Do—Here’s How We’re Buying a Home Together
Amanda Baron was recently featured in an article on Realtor.com about the importance of a prenuptial agreement, postnuptial agreement, or cohabitation agreement in the home-buying…
Jointly x $hmoney Radio Podcast
We had such a fun time chatting with $HMONEY Radio about prenups! We talked about why prenups aren’t just for the 1%, how they can actually strengthen relationships, our mission…
Canadian Business: How Jointly Makes Prenups Accessible
After experiencing the high costs of separation herself, co-founder Amanda Baron launched Jointly—Canada’s first digital platform designed to make relationship agreements fair…
Jointly in the Globe and Mail: The Rise of Gen Z Prenups with Rob Carrick
As certified personal finance nerds, we were excited to chat with Rob Carrick at the Globe and Mail about how economic circumstances are contributing to an increase of prenups…
Jointly on Don’t Go Broke Trying: Making Relationship Agreements Accessible
We’re on the Don’t Go Broke Trying podcast! 🎙️ Jointly co-founders Amanda Baron and Aimee Schalles sat down with Reni Odetoyinbo to talk about why prenups and cohabitation…
Jointly in Moneysense: Confronting your marriage’s hard questions early
“Should I stay in Big Law for prestige… or buy a small-town law firm and launch a startup?” We’re glad Aimee chose the latter.
