What is a Florida premarital agreement a/k/a/ Florida prenuptial agreement? It is a contract among two prospective spouses they draft and sign/notarize in anticipation of marriage. Generally, it would be enforceable once you are officially married. Inherently creating a prenup is about property. In law we define each key word for clarity. Property here can be real property, property you own now or may own in the future, and this can include past present and future earnings. Pursuant to the Statute, “A premarital agreement must be in writing and signed by both parties.” It is best practice to include witnesses in support of the notarization. Call Jacobs Law Firm d/b/a Jacobs Family Law Firm to schedule your prenuptial agreement consultation 407-335-8113.
A Florida prenuptial agreement must be executed voluntarily without fraud or duress or coercion. If it is unconscionable when made, it can be invalidated. Moreover, there must be fair and reasonable disclosure of the property or financial obligations of both parties. These guidelines will help both future spouses create a contract with transparency and confidence.
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Introduction to Prenuptial Agreements in Florida.