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I heard that pre-nups never hold up in court, is that true?

Bust they myth that prenups usually don't hold up in court by reading this article.

By Updated: February 23, 2015Categories: ,

I heard that pre-nups never hold up in court, is that true?

No. A properly prepared pre-nuptial agreement is an enforceable contract between spouses if it is in fact, properly prepared, properly executed, and there has been the proper disclosure.

Carin A. Porras is a partner at Brydger & Porras LLP in Fort-Lauderdale, Florida, where she is board certified in marital and family law. Carin has been recognized for her excellence in the field of family law by Super Lawyers. She treats every client with respect and dignity and guides them through every stage of their family law case. 

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