Legal Question in Family Law in Florida
I currently own three properties in my name only, I plan to get married but could like to keep my property in my name only explain per-marital property does the wife to be have to sign it also
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So long as you do not add her name to the title the properties are non-marital property. Maybe you should have a pre-nup. Contact my office for free consultation 727-446-7659.
You will need to get a prenup. Yes she will need to sign. You will need to list your properties currently in your name and she will need to do the same as I am sure she will wish to keep her assets separate as well.
If you need assistance, please contact my office for an appointment 904-997-1031
A prenuptial agreement is essential here because even if you do not add her name to the deed any increase in value could be marital especially if the increase took place because of your efforts or after expending marital funds.
You will both need to sign a pre nuptial agreement and there must be full disclosure of all assets and debts.
Please call if you need assistance with the drafting of such an agreement.
Natalie Hall, Esq.
www.ndhlaw.com
(407) 412-7035
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