Pre-nuptial and post-nuptial agreements establish financial rights and responsibilities between spouses either prior to or during marriage. In Florida, these agreements are enforceable if they meet legal standards of voluntariness, full disclosure, and fairness at the time of execution and enforcement.

Such agreements may address asset division, spousal support, business interests, and estate rights in the event of divorce or death. They provide clarity and security for parties entering marriage with significant assets, prior obligations, or complex financial arrangements. Post-nuptial agreements are similarly structured but executed after the marriage begins.

Berkeley Law Firm drafts pre-nuptial and post-nuptial agreements that ensure statutory compliance, anticipate future contingencies, and balance protective measures with equity. Attorneys also represent clients in enforcement or challenge proceedings.