Prenuptial agreements in Florida are meant to be binding and enduring contracts between future spouses, outlining how a couple will handle financial affairs, division of assets, and responsibilities if they separate or one passes away. There's no set expiry date, however a couple can choose to add a "sunset clause." ...
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Prenuptial agreements, commonly known as "prenups," are legal documents that couples enter into before getting married or entering into a civil union. These agreements outline how assets, debts, and other financial matters will be divided in the event of divorce, separation, or death. If you're considering a prenuptial agreement in Florida, it's crucial to understand the legal requirements and implications. In this blog post, we will guide you through the process of navigating prenuptial agreements in Florida, helping you make informed decisions about protecting your interests and assets. Understand the Purpose of a Prenuptial Agreement: Prenuptial agreements are designed to provide clarity...
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Alimony will no longer be tax-deductible to the paying spouse and taxable as income to the receiving spouse....
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A prenuptial agreement is never a romantic proposition. However, having a tough conversation with your spouse now, may help alleviate a lot of heartache in the future. Divorce litigation in Florida can be lengthy, stressful, and expensive. While no couple ever anticipates a divorce, a prenuptial agreement acts as a safety net in the event a divorce becomes necessary. Depending on your circumstances, it may be a good idea to execute a prenuptial agreement. 1. You own a business. If you own a business, you need a prenuptial agreement. The business or any increase in the value of the business may be...
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When looking to hire an Orlando family law attorney to draft your prenuptial agreement, it is important that your lawyer is familiar with legal arguments often used to challenge the validity of a prenuptial agreement. Prenuptial agreements are often challenged as part of a subsequent divorce. However, by including specific provisions in the agreement, you can help ensure that the prenuptial agreement will be upheld in court. Here are some of the most common issues that should be addressed when entering into a prenuptial agreement. 1. Give a full and complete disclosure of the assets. A prenuptial agreement is only valid if...
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