Category Archives: Prenuptial Agreements
What Cannot Go In A Florida Prenuptial Agreement?
Prenuptial agreements, or prenups, are still a topic of intense debate for many couples in this day and age. Some may see them as practical, while others only see them as decidedly unromantic or even controlling. While it is true that discussion of a divorce one day can be a bit of a buzzkill,… Read More »
Hire An Attorney To Draft Your Prenuptial Agreement
More and more couples in this day and age are choosing to have a prenuptial agreement, or ‘prenup,’ in place before the wedding. While this may feel very unromantic to many, it is generally considered a good idea to have one simply because it can help eliminate problems in the future with a minimum… Read More »
What Cannot Be Included In A Prenuptial Agreement?
A prenuptial agreement, or prenup, is a contract of sorts between two people who intend to get married. It will become valid upon their marriage, and it can help to settle particularly complex or contentious issues that might otherwise cause problems in the relationship. Florida law gives couples fairly wide leeway in what they… Read More »
Why Have A Prenuptial Agreement?
In this day and age, many Florida couples are choosing to have a prenuptial agreement, or ‘prenup,’ in place before they officially marry, despite the potentially difficult decisions it may trigger. While its approach to marriage may be the opposite of romantic, there are several reasons why executing a prenup can leave your relationship… Read More »
Fraud or Duress Can Invalidate A Prenuptial Agreement
Prenuptial agreements, or ‘prenups,’ are much more common than they used to be, and many states have accordingly simplified their laws on how to execute one, as well as on what can and cannot be contained in the agreement itself. A prenup is a contract, and legally binds both parties once it has been… Read More »
Florida Prenuptial Agreements & Contract Law
There are many different reasons why a couple might want to execute a prenuptial agreement (‘prenup’) in this day and age. Some choose one for a second marriage; others want to preserve separate property before their first. Regardless, it is crucial to understand that a prenup is a contract, and is governed by Florida… Read More »
Prenuptial Agreements For Second Marriages
Data from the National Center on Health Statistics (NCHS) estimate that roughly 6 of 10 women who remarry become part of a blended family, with either they or their partner having had children in a previous marriage. There are many, many successful blended families, and one of the main things most of them share… Read More »
Prenuptial Agreements & Florida Divorce
Prenuptial agreements, or ‘prenups,’ are more common than ever nowadays, especially as more people marry for a second or even third time. However, the actual ramifications of executing a prenuptial agreement are less well understood, particularly with regard to what will happen in the event of a divorce. Having an attorney help with your… Read More »
Overturning A Florida Prenup
Prenuptial agreements are meant to be set in stone to a reasonable degree. This means that most of the time, it is not possible to invalidate or overturn a prenup. However, there are exceptions in which a provision of the agreement might be able to be invalidated. If you have been stuck in a… Read More »
Making Your Prenup “Ironclad”
Prenuptial agreements used to be only for wealthy people, because the time and trouble to create one used to be extensive. However, as that changed over time, more and more couples have opted to have one. This does mean that people have generally gotten better at busting prenups – in other words, at getting… Read More »
