Category Archives: Prenuptial Postnuptial Agreements
What a Prenuptial Agreement Can and Cannot Do under Florida Law
Are you looking to get married? If so, you may have considered a prenuptial agreement. Prenuptial agreements, or prenups, are becoming increasingly common among couples who recognize their benefits. Prenups are no longer associated with the ultra-rich and their second marriage. They are becoming standard practice for couples who are seeking to establish clear… Read More »
What Constitutes “Unconscionability” In a Prenuptial Agreement?
It’s very rare that a Florida court will throw out or void a prenuptial agreement. It is rarer still that the court would throw out the agreement on the grounds of “unconscionability”. There are, however, valid reasons for voiding a prenuptial agreement, and “unconscionability” is often cited as one of those reasons. The term… Read More »
Can I Have a Prenuptial Agreement Voided in Florida?
A prenuptial agreement is a legally enforceable contract signed by two parties entering into a marriage. It can define and clarify specific matters, such as what happens to a particular asset in the event of a divorce. It can also limit the amount and duration of alimony, as well as protect individually held property… Read More »
Challenging A Florida Prenuptial Agreement
Along with the trend of later marriage, more and more couples are deciding to enter into prenuptial agreements. Prenuptial agreements can make the divorce process much simpler, but only if they were entered into correctly. A prenuptial agreement that doesn’t comply with the state’s requirements can be thrown out by the court and replaced… Read More »
