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Legally Binding Prenup Agreements for Florida Residents Description of ServicesFixed Attorney Fee1. Protected Assets Valued under one million dolllars.$4,000.00 (Prenuptial Agreement under one million assets)2. Protected Assets Valued under $2.5 million dollars.$5,500.00 (Prenuptial Agreement under 2.5 million assets)2 more rows

In Florida, while it is possible to write your own prenup, it is not recommended to do so. It's best to hire an attorney or use a state-compliant platform like HelloPrenup to ensure that your prenup complies with Florida law and covers all of the necessary requirements.

There are several requirements for a valid prenup in Florida. The agreement must be in writing. All prenuptial agreements in Florida must be in writing and notarized by a certified notary public. Both parties must sign voluntarily.

The prenuptial agreement typically addresses items like the characterization of income during the marriage, division of financial responsibilities, day-to-day living expenses, property distribution, and even its own termination. Many couples are surprised to find out what may and may not be included in such agreements.

The UPAA lays out several rules to help courts determine whether a prenuptial agreement is enforceable. Each prenuptial agreement must be in writing and signed by both spouses to be enforceable. Since the agreement is a trade of marriage for the terms in the contract, the agreement takes effect when the couple marries.

A prenup under Florida law may be voided in its entirety or just specific provisions of the agreement. Grounds to void an agreement can include duress, coercion, failure to disclose assets, or fraud. Both parties must hire their own divorce attorney when entering into a prenuptial agreement.