The answer in Florida is that you should sign the Prenuptial Agreement at least 30 days before the wedding.
This allows both parties to the agreement to have ample time to contemplate and reflect upon the terms of the agreement.
To ensure that your agreement is valid and enforceable under Florida law, you also should ensure that it was executed voluntarily, and that it was not the product of fraud, duress, coercion, or over reaching.
Additionally, you want to make sure that the required financial disclosure is completed, and that it is not considered unconscionable.
Allowing at least thirty days to pass between the signing of your agreement and the date of your wedding will help you to satisfy the requirements of Florida Law.
You should also consider all requirements provided under Florida Statute 61.079, and applicable Florida case law.
If you, or a friend of yours, have questions about a prenuptial agreement in Palm Beach County, we are here to help.
Helpful Resources:
Florida Statute 61.079 – Premarital Agreements In Florida
Fixed Fees – Prenuptial Agreement
