Are “prenuptial” and “postnuptial” agreements enforceable in Florida?
Yes, subject to certain exceptions, both prenuptial and postnuptial agreements are enforceable under Florida law. Prenuptials or “prenups” define the terms of separation or divorce so that both parties have a clear understanding of their rights and obligations in the event of a divorce. While the idea of a prenuptial agreement may seem unromantic or even bode poorly for the relationship, it is important to protect your rights and have an open and honest conversation about the financial obligations you will make before marriage. Postnuptials or “postnups” are agreements, usually made after marriage, but before a divorce. There is no time limitation for creating a postnuptial and you can even have one prepared before you inherit money. A postnuptial agreement may define financial support, including spousal support or child support and make determinations for child custody or parenting time arrangements. Whether you have been asked to sign a postnuptial agreement or you want a knowledgeab
