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 Canadian legal landscape: while interest in prenups is at an all-time high, the process of actually getting one remains out of reach for most couples due to cost, complexity, and emotional barriers. Jointly was built to change that.

The feature speaks to the heart of why we created Jointly — the belief that pro bono hours and reduced fees alone won’t fix access to justice, and that it’s time to rethink how law is delivered altogether. Through our platform, couples across Canada can build a lawyer-drafted, province-specific agreement for around $400, making legal protection accessible to those who need it most.

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