Virtues of Veracity Law International 

Veracity – a word with routes dating back to from the days of Ancient Rome vɛˈræsɪtɪ. More recent origins of the definition were first recorded in circa 1615 AD, from Medieval Latin, vērācitās, from Latin vērāc, stem of vērāx -meaning “true”.

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The Collins English Dictionary describes Veracity as a noun meaning truthfulness & honesty -precision & accuracy -something true. Veracity is a truth that is based upon conformity of facts and accuracy.

 

Veracity Law International founding partners based the core concept of their firm around these principles and virtues in 2015. Since then, the firm has gone from strength to strength.

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Having experience of working in the legal sector for many years not only in Britain, but also internationally, Veracity Law International have seen the evolution and demand for both Pre and Postnuptial Agreements. Whilst commonplace for decades in many countries, this essential legal document is still viewed in Britain as somewhat of a novelty, which in turn can lead to huge issues in the future.

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With most high street solicitors not fully versed or experienced to the complexities that are often involved – and with no clear distinction and guidance in case law provided from the court, there are often excessive legal fees and a prolonged processing time when instructing a traditional high street solicitor. Furthermore, the agreement may still be challengeable in Court despite the vast costs you the client has incurred.