Prenuptial Agreement Attorneys in Naples

Making you feel safer before you enter into your marriage

Marriage can be one of the most exciting parts of your life and you should be able to enjoy it without stressing or worrying about financial concerns should something happen. Deciding to make a prenuptial agreement doesn’t mean you love your future spouse any less and can save you from major potential heartache down the line.

Reach out to us today at (239) 309-2006 to request a case evaluation with one of our attorneys to talk to us about your prenuptial agreement and find out how we can help you.

What is a prenuptial agreement?

A prenuptial agreement, sometimes referred to as a premarital agreement, is a contract entered into between two people prior to a marriage. It can include provisions for how assets and debts will be divided in the event the marriage is terminated, as well as terms concerning alimony and division of assets and liabilities.

Why should my future spouse and I get a prenuptial agreement?

There are many reasons why it is smart to have our attorneys make you a prenuptial agreement, including:

• Protecting any assets you have prior to the marriage
• If you have children from a previous relationship and want to ensure their financial standing
• Preserve business interests in case of divorce
• Pre-set alimony specifications

Can a prenuptial agreement be contested during the divorce?

Yes. The court may consider many factors in determining whether to uphold your prenuptial agreement. Among them are:

• Whether your agreement was entered into voluntarily
• Whether your agreement was fair and reasonable at the time it was signed
• Whether you and your spouse gave a complete disclosure of your assets and debts
• Whether you and your spouse each had your own lawyer
• Whether you and your spouse each had enough time to consider the agreement

If you have a prenuptial agreement, bring a copy of it to your initial consultation with our attorneys. Be sure to provide your lawyer with a detailed history of the facts and circumstances surrounding reaching and signing the agreement.

Protect Your Assets with a Prenuptial Agreement

Before entering into marriage, it's important to consider the benefits of a prenuptial agreement. A prenuptial agreement is a legally binding contract that outlines how assets and debts will be divided in the event of a divorce. By creating a prenuptial agreement, you can protect your personal and financial interests, ensuring a fair and equitable distribution of property.

At the Law Offices of Cavanaugh & Cavanaugh, our experienced family law attorneys in Naples can guide you through the process of creating a comprehensive prenuptial agreement that meets your specific needs. We understand the sensitivity and complexity of these matters and will work closely with you and your future spouse to address all relevant issues.

Benefits of a prenuptial agreement include:

• Protection of pre-marital assets
• Clarification of financial responsibilities
• Preservation of family heirlooms and sentimental items
• Minimization of potential conflicts during divorce proceedings
• Peace of mind for both parties

Don't leave your future to chance. Contact our law office in Naples today to discuss creating a prenuptial agreement that safeguards your interests and provides a solid foundation for your marriage.

Reach Out to Our Law Office in Naples to Discuss Creating Your Prenuptial Agreement Today!

If you and your future spouse are looking to enter into a prenuptial agreement, the family law team at the Law Offices of Cavanaugh & Cavanaugh, P.A. in Naples can guide you through each step and create a prenuptial agreement that covers the areas you need. Backed by more than four decades of experience, you can feel confident that our team will help you overcome any potential obstacles you may face.

Call us today at (239) 309-2006, or contact us online to set up a case review with one of our prenuptial agreement attorneys to learn more about what we can do to help you.

Helpful Resources

• Florida Courts - Family Courts
• City of Naples Official Website