Prenuptial Agreement Lawyer

Why consider a prenup or postnup

Marital agreements aren’t just for high-net-worth couples. They provide clarity for second marriages, family inheritances, business interests, or uneven debts. RAM Law and Title, PLLC drafts agreements that reduce uncertainty and set expectations, handled discreetly so planning strengthens the relationship rather than strains it. When these issues arise alongside other matters, we place them within your broader family law picture for consistency.

What a prenup can cover

We address property ownership, classification of marital vs. non-marital assets, debt allocation, and spousal support terms within Florida limits (child-related terms remain subject to the child’s best interests and cannot be predetermined). We build the full financial disclosure the statute requires, and we write the terms so they are understood before signing.

Postnuptial agreements after “I do”

When circumstances change, whether a new business, an inheritance, or simply a desire to clarify finances, a postnup can set fair expectations. We draft enforceable agreements that reflect current realities while meeting Florida requirements for disclosure and fairness.

Our process and enforceability

We represent one spouse, recommend independent counsel for the other, and build a clear record of disclosures and timing to support enforceability if a dispute ever reaches court. If a divorce is filed later, we integrate your agreement into divorce in Coral Gables strategy and protect the benefits you negotiated. For estate alignment, we can coordinate property titling and updates to wills & trusts so lifetime and post-death plans match.

A prenup is a contract, and most are drafted by lawyers who will never have to defend one.

I have. I have attacked marital agreements in court and watched them come apart over a missing disclosure, a signature three days before the wedding, or a term no judge would enforce. I draft yours to survive the exact challenge I would bring against it.