Florida family law, handled with care.

A prenuptial agreement is not a plan for divorce. It is a plan for your marriage. A well-drafted prenup gives both parties clarity on how finances will be handled throughout the marriage and provides a clear framework in the event the marriage ends, whether by divorce or by death.

Florida law requires that prenuptial agreements be entered into voluntarily, with financial disclosure, and without coercion. An enforceable prenup can protect pre-marital assets, define how marital property is characterized, address alimony terms, and include other provisions unique to your situation.

The most important thing to know about prenups: timing matters. A prenup signed days before the wedding raises enforceability concerns. Starting the process early allows both parties time to review, negotiate, and sign without pressure.