Legal Question in Family Law in Florida
A part of the written agreement between myself and my lawyer for the writing up of a prenuptial agreement contains this passage:
...acknowledge that I have made no guarantees as to the disposition of any phase of this matter for which I have been retained and the statements made by me are opinion only based upon my experience in family law.
Is this just a typical statement commonly found in such agreements, or is this a red flag that I should be concerned about? My particular concern would be how well the prenuptial agreement would stand up if challenged in court, and does this statement detach responsibility of my lawyer from the solidity of the prenuptial?
1 Answer from Attorneys
You attorney can not be held responsible for the information you provided and the advice he gave as he only will provide what you have proved to be true assets and the advice to that.
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