Osceola County Prenuptial & Postnuptial Lawyer
Protecting your assets, business, and financial future.
Securing Your Future in Kissimmee
Marriage is both a romantic partnership and a financial one. While no one enters a marriage expecting it to end, a well-crafted marital agreement provides certainty, protects individual assets, and minimizes conflict if the unexpected happens.
Whether you are looking to draft a new prenuptial agreement before your wedding, create a postnuptial agreement to resolve financial concerns during your marriage, or need an attorney to review a contract your spouse has presented, Joseph R. Greschner provides the thorough, strategic legal counsel you need.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a prenuptial agreement in Florida?
A prenuptial agreement is a legal contract entered into before marriage that dictates how assets, debts, and alimony will be handled in the event of a divorce or death.
What is the difference between a prenup and a postnup?
A prenup is signed before the marriage takes place, while a postnup is signed after the couple is already legally married. Both serve similar purposes regarding asset division and financial planning.
Can a prenuptial agreement determine child custody or child support?
No. Under Florida law, parents cannot contract away a child’s right to support, nor can they pre-determine timesharing. The court always decides these issues based on the best interests of the child at the time of the divorce.
Do we both need our own attorneys for a prenup?
Yes, it is highly recommended. If one spouse does not have independent legal counsel, the court may later find the agreement invalid, arguing that the unrepresented spouse did not fully understand what they were signing.
What makes a prenuptial agreement invalid in Florida?
An agreement can be thrown out if it was signed under duress, fraud, or coercion, if there wasn’t a full and fair disclosure of all assets and liabilities, or if it is deemed extremely “unconscionable” and leaves one spouse destitute.
Can a prenup protect my business?
Yes. A well-drafted agreement can designate your business as non-marital property, ensuring that your spouse does not acquire an ownership interest or a right to a payout from the business’s growth during the marriage.
How long does a prenuptial agreement last?
Unless the agreement specifically includes a “sunset clause” that dictates it expires after a certain number of years, a valid prenuptial agreement lasts indefinitely.
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When you retain Greschner Law, you get the benefit of a dedicated legal team. My experienced staff and I work together to move your case forward efficiently.
I am personally involved in every case strategy, and clients receive my personal email and direct cell phone number.
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Joseph R. Greschner, Esq.
Joseph Greschner attended Barry University School of Law at night while working fulltime. After graduation, Joseph passed the Florida Bar Exam and handles family law as well as personal injury cases.
Joseph takes great pride in handling each client’s legal matters with personal care and concern. When you sign with Greschner Law, Joseph will share his cell phone number and email address. He will welcome every opportunity to work directly with you. Don’t be surprised if you call Greschner Law and Joseph picks up the phone himself!
Member of the Florida Bar, Osceola Bar, Orange County Bar, and Chamber of Commerce.
The process of divorce does not have to be stressful or contentious. I will work with you to focus on your goals while advising you on what’s realistic and in your best interest.
—Joseph Greschner
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Located in Kissimmee’s Historic Courthouse district.