Legal Question in Family Law in Florida

Re: Premarital agreement

1. Yes

2. if that is what you want, I would.

Re: Premarital agreement

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Yes and no. Your new wife may have some right to your property in the event of your death. If the parties should divorce, the courts will generally find that the party who owned the property prior to marriage should retain his or her ownership.

This should all be set forth in the prenuptial agreement which you mentioned. I would strongly suggest that you retain a qualified attorney to work with you on drafting the same in order to ensure that it is written and executed properly.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.

Re: Premarital agreement

Have an attorney do your prenup.