Couples who did not enter a prenuptial agreement before marriage can still address financial arrangements through a postnuptial agreement. A postnup covers many of the same subject matters as a prenup — asset classification, debt allocation, alimony terms — but is executed after the wedding. Florida courts apply similar enforceability standards to postnuptial agreements, requiring voluntariness, disclosure, and terms that are not unconscionable.
There are circumstances that commonly prompt couples in Cooper City to consider a postnuptial agreement: a significant inheritance, a new business venture, a change in one spouse's financial circumstances, or simply a decision to formalize what both parties already understand about their finances. Brodzki Jacobs handles postnuptial agreement drafting and review with the same care applied to prenuptial agreements.
