Canadian Business: How Jointly Makes Prenups Accessible

Amanda Baron of Jointly
: 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, accessible, and affordable. With a guided step-by-step process, Jointly helps couples create these agreements without the typical legal fees.

Check out one of our founders Amanda Baron in conversation with Canadian Business.

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