Orlando
Prenuptial Agreement Attorney
& Lawyer, providing experienced
Prenuptial Agreement and other Family Law
legal services in
Orlando and throughout the Central Florida
Area.
A
prenuptial agreement, also commonly referred to as a "prenup",
or premarital agreement,
is an agreement lawfully
entered into between prospective spouses made in
contemplation of marriage and to be effective upon
marriage.
While a
prenuptial
agreement often includes financial agreements regarding
a potential end of the marriage, a prenuptial agreement
may also address other areas of interest.
Ronald L Sims, P.A.,
represents the legal rights and
goals of those involved in
prenuptial agreement,
divorce, or other family law issues or disputes
in Orlando
and the
Central Florida
area.
For a confidential legal consultation, please call 407.843.5885.
Premarital agreements may
include issues such as:
The rights
and obligations of each of the parties in any of the
property of either or both of them whenever and
wherever acquired or located;
The right to
buy, sell, use, transfer, exchange, abandon, lease,
consume, expend, assign, create a security interest
in, mortgage, encumber, dispose of, or otherwise
manage and control property;
The
disposition of property upon separation, marital
dissolution, death, or the occurrence or
nonoccurrence of any other event;
The
establishment, modification, waiver, or elimination
of spousal support;
The making
of a will, trust, or other arrangement to carry out
the provisions of the agreement;
The
ownership rights in and disposition of the death
benefit from a life insurance policy;
The choice
of law governing the construction of the agreement;
and
Any other
matter, including their personal rights and
obligations, not in violation of either the public
policy of this state or a law imposing a criminal
penalty.
If you have questions, concerns, or legal needs
regarding prenuptial agreement, divorce, or other
family law issues, we urge you to seek the legal
advice of an experienced Orlando prenuptial agreement
attorney & lawyer.
After marriage, a
prenuptial
agreement may be amended, revoked, or abandoned in a
written agreement only, and signed by the parties. The
amended agreement, revocation, or abandonment is
enforceable without consideration.
If a marriage is
determined to be void, an agreement that would otherwise
have been a
prenuptial
agreement is enforceable only to the extent
necessary to avoid an inequitable result.
Regarding the enforcement
of a Prenuptial Agreement, it is not enforceable in an
action proceeding under the Florida Family Law Rules of
Procedure if the party against whom enforcement is
sought proves that:
The party
did not execute the agreement voluntarily;
The
agreement was the product of fraud, duress,
coercion, or overreaching; or
The
agreement was unconscionable when it was executed
and, before execution of the agreement, that party:
Was not
provided a fair and reasonable disclosure of the
property or financial obligations of the other
party;
Did not
voluntarily and expressly waive, in writing, any
right to disclosure of the property or financial
obligations of the other party beyond the disclosure
provided; and
Did not
have, or reasonably could not have had, an adequate
knowledge of the property or financial obligations
of the other party.
If you require professional legal services regarding
prenuptial agreement, divorce, or other Family
Law issues, be proactive in protecting your legal
rights by seeking the legal advice of an experienced
Orlando prenuptial agreement attorney & lawyer.
We invite you to contact
Ronald L Sims, P.A.,
by calling 407.843.5885.
250 North Orange Avenue, Suite
1112, Orlando,
Florida 32801 | Telephone 407-843-5885 | Fax
407-841-7774 |
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