Who Gets The Dog In a Divorce

Yes, prenuptial agreements are enforceable in Florida if they are written, signed voluntarily by both parties, and include a full and fair disclosure of assets and liabilities. Courts may invalidate agreements that are unconscionable or signed under duress.

Yes. A well-drafted prenuptial agreement can specify that a business or its future growth remains separate property in the event of a divorce, protecting your ownership stake and business interests.

A postnuptial agreement can address property division, spousal support, and debt allocation. However, it cannot include provisions relating to child custody or child support — those are determined by the court at the time of divorce based on the child's best interests.

You should consider a prenuptial agreement if you have significant assets, own a business, have children from a prior relationship, anticipate an inheritance, or simply want clarity about financial expectations in your marriage.