Palm Beach Gardens Prenuptial Agreement Lawyer

Protect Your Future with a Prenuptial Agreement

We all want the best for our children and our families. This is why we get married, and this is why we create prenuptial agreements. If you are about to get married, a prenuptial agreement is a great way to make sure that your marriage is a lasting one. If you are already married, a prenuptial agreement can be used to make changes in your current financial situation. At John F. Schutz, P.L., we can help you draft an enforceable prenuptial agreement, or amend an existing one.

At John F. Schutz, P.L., our Palm Beach Gardens prenuptial agreement lawyer can help you draft or amend a prenuptial agreement that protects your rights and your assets.

What Is a Prenuptial Agreement?

A prenuptial agreement is a legal document that is signed before getting married. A prenuptial agreement can be used to outline how assets will be divided in the event of a divorce, and can also include provisions for child custody and alimony.

When Should I Sign a Prenuptial Agreement?

There are many good reasons to sign a prenuptial agreement, including:

• Protecting your assets
• Ensuring your financial security in the event of a divorce
• Establishing separate property and separate debts
• Protecting your business interests
• Ensuring your personal expenses are paid
• Ensuring your children continue to be supported

A prenuptial agreement is an effective way to outline the division of assets and debts in the event of a divorce. A prenuptial agreement can also be used to outline how assets will be divided in the event of a divorce, and can also include provisions for child custody and alimony.

Types of Prenuptial Agreements

There are two main types of prenuptial agreements:

• Unilateral – One party signs a prenuptial agreement without the other party's knowledge or input
• Bilateral – Both parties sign a prenuptial agreement with the advice and knowledge of their attorney

While a unilateral prenuptial agreement is not enforceable in Florida, a bilateral prenuptial agreement is enforceable.

Enforceable vs. Voidable Prenuptials

There are two types of prenuptial agreements:

• Enforceable – Enforceable prenuptial agreements are valid and can be used in court
• Voidable – Voidable prenuptial agreements are not valid and will not be enforced in court

A voidable prenuptial agreement can be contested and may be declared invalid in court.

When to Contest a Prenuptial Agreement

There are many situations that may lead to contesting a prenuptial agreement, including:

• Failure to disclose assets
• Failure to disclose debts
• Failure to obtain full financial information
• Failure to obtain legal counsel

If you believe that your partner failed to disclose information that would be relevant to your decision to marry, you may be able to contest a prenuptial agreement.

Do I Need a Prenuptial Agreement?

The decision to sign a prenuptial agreement is a serious one, but it is ultimately up to you and your partner. If you are unsure if you need a prenuptial agreement, you can consult with an experienced Palm Beach Gardens prenuptial agreement lawyer for guidance.

Contact Our Firm Today

At John F. Schutz, P.L., we understand that your assets and debts are a very important part of your life. A prenuptial agreement can help you protect your assets and your financial future. We can draft, amend, or contest a prenuptial agreement.

Discuss your situation with our experienced prenuptial agreement lawyer in Palm Beach Gardens today by contacting us online or at (561) 677-2462.