Practice areas
Prenuptial & Postnuptial Agreements
A hard conversation now beats a devastating one later.
What this covers
A tailored agreement addressing property, debt, businesses, inheritances, and potential support obligations.
Your first step
Start early, list the issues each partner wants addressed, and prepare complete financial disclosure.
Typical timing
Allow several weeks for disclosure, drafting, independent review, and unpressured negotiation.
Plan my agreement properly →The couples who sign agreements are not the ones who trust each other less — they are the ones who talk to each other more. A well-drafted prenuptial or postnuptial agreement protects both of you, prevents the most expensive kind of litigation, and makes a hard conversation feel like planning instead of fighting.
We draft agreements built to be enforced, and we review and challenge agreements when they weren’t.
The approach
How the firm handles this
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Decide what needs protecting
A business, a home you already own, family money, future inheritances, debt separation — we identify what actually matters for your situation instead of copying a template.
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Draft it to survive
Florida courts enforce agreements that were entered fairly: full financial disclosure, independent counsel, no last-minute pressure. We build that record deliberately so the agreement holds when it matters.
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Keep it current
Marriages evolve — businesses grow, children arrive. Postnuptial agreements and amendments keep your protection aligned with your real life.
Common questions
Asked in almost every consultation
Does a prenup mean we are planning to divorce?
No — it means you are planning, period. Couples with agreements report more financial transparency, not less trust. It is insurance you hope never to use.
Can a prenup cover child custody or child support?
No. Florida law does not allow agreements to predetermine custody or child support — those are always decided on the child’s best interests at the time. Property, alimony, and debts are fair game.
We are already married — is it too late?
Not at all. A postnuptial agreement can do nearly everything a prenup does. They are common after a business launch, an inheritance, or simply once life gets more complex.
Talk to someone who has won this fight before.
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