Preparing a Florida prenuptial agreement
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Prenuptial & postnuptial agreements in Florida.

Protect what matters before — or after — you marry. We prepare your Florida prenuptial or postnuptial agreement for a flat fee, with clear terms, full financial disclosure, e-signature, and online notarization. Entirely from home. Divorcenters is not a law firm.

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A valid Florida agreement, done right — for a flat fee.

A prenuptial agreement sets out how you and your future spouse will handle property and finances. To be valid in Florida it must be in writing, signed voluntarily by both parties, and based on full and fair financial disclosure. We prepare it to your instructions with clear terms, then include e-signature and online notarization.

Already married? We also prepare postnuptial agreements the same way. And because these are documents you complete from home, there’s no office visit and no hourly billing.

Divorcenters is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice; you’re welcome to have an attorney review your agreement if you wish.

Before you marry

Prenuptial Agreement

Protect what matters before you marry.

$998
  • Prenuptial agreement prepared
  • Clear terms, full financial disclosure
  • Reviewed by a certified professional
  • E-signature & online notarization
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Why Divorcenters

Work with a real, named mediator.

Divorcenters was founded by Allan J. Weltman, a Florida Supreme Court Certified County Mediator with 32 years’ experience — not a faceless online service.

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What’s included

Everything a Florida agreement needs.

Clear, custom terms

An agreement written to your instructions, in plain language.

Full financial disclosure

Prepared with the disclosure Florida requires for a valid agreement.

E-signature

Both parties sign securely online — no printing or mailing.

Online notarization →

Notarized over live video, included with your package.

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Questions about prenuptial agreements in Florida

What makes a prenuptial agreement valid in Florida?
A Florida prenup must be in writing, signed voluntarily by both parties, and based on full and fair financial disclosure. We prepare it with clear terms and online notarization.
Do I need a lawyer for a prenup in Florida?
No. You can use a document-preparation service like Divorcenters to prepare your agreement. We are not a law firm and do not give legal advice; you may have an attorney review it if you wish.
Can you prepare a postnuptial agreement too?
Yes. We prepare both prenuptial and postnuptial agreements for a flat fee, with e-signature and online notarization included.
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See flat-fee pricing, or schedule a free consultation to talk through your Florida prenuptial or postnuptial agreement.

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