Florida Prenup Law — Flat-Fee Prenuptial Agreements, Statewide

Security you sign before you say "I do."

A Florida prenuptial agreement drafted, negotiated and executed for $2,450 flat — by the trial lawyer who defends these agreements in Florida courtrooms, not a template service. You'll be on the phone with the attorney within 24 hours, usually the same day.

$2,450 prenup drafting · $500 independent review · free consult first, every fee quoted in writing before you commit

Handled start to finish by Michael T. Mackhanlall, Esq. — 15+ years in Florida courtrooms, never handed off to a non-lawyer

Published pricing. No mystery meetings.

Other firms say "transparent flat fees" and then make you book a call to hear a number. Here are ours.

Independent Review

You were presented a prenup and need your own lawyer's eyes — fast.

$500^* flat

Your review turned around within 24 hours — by the attorney personally
Full attorney review of the agreement & disclosures
Written plain-English analysis: what you get vs. Florida's defaults
Consult call with the attorney to walk through the analysis

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Review & Revisions

Your own lawyer's review — plus your changes negotiated until it's fair.

$1,450^* flat

Everything in the Independent Review
Your requested changes drafted as formal redlines
Negotiation with the drafting attorney on the other side
Revised agreement re-reviewed before you sign

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Prenup Drafting

We design and draft your agreement from scratch — built to hold.

$2,450^* flat

Video strategy session + full financial disclosure schedules
Custom agreement drafted to § 61.079 — never a template
Revisions through negotiation with the other side's counsel
Witnessed, notarized execution ceremony — coordinated statewide
Duplicate originals + safekeeping & follow-through kit

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* Flat fees cover typical engagements. Pricing may change with the complexity of your situation or if it involves a novel issue — multiple entities or trusts, cross-border assets, unusually contested circumstances. Any adjustment is quoted in writing at the free consult call, before you commit to anything. Wedding inside 45 days? Rush handling +$500.

Step 01

The Consult Call

Every agreement begins with a conversation

Fifteen minutes by video with Michael T. Mackhanlall, Esq. — the attorney, not an intake coordinator. Your timeline, your assets, what you're protecting and why. The legal record starts here too: when the agreement was raised and how long each side had it become the opening pages a judge reads first, so the calendar is the first thing we put on your side.

TimingVoluntariness§ 61.079(7)

Where it failsSigned days before the wedding, no lawyer on one side, no record of when it was presented.

How timing decides voluntariness →

Step 02

Engagement & Intake

The fee locks before the work begins

You sign the engagement and the number quoted on your consult call becomes the number, period — no hourly meter, no surprise invoices. Secure intake opens the same day for the records that matter: accounts, entities, real property, debts. Most clients finish intake in one evening from their couch.

Flat fee in writingConflict checkSecure intake

What a Florida prenup covers →

Financial statements and a calculator laid out on a desk

Step 03

The Disclosure Schedules

The load-bearing wall — everything rests on it

Every account, business interest, parcel, debt, and realistic expectancy — itemized, dated, receipted, in exhibits each of you signs. Not a summary. Not a round number. We build Schedules A and B like litigation exhibits, because someday they might be, and a video strategy session with the attorney turns your raw intake into a record designed to survive attack.

Assets & debtsBusiness interestsFair & reasonable

Where it failsAn omitted account or an understated business value. Under § 61.079(7), thin disclosure is what lets a judge undo an agreement that also looks one‑sided.

Why hidden assets sink prenups →

A fountain pen drafting on a written page

Step 04

Drafting & Negotiation

Explained clause by clause

Drafted from scratch for your facts, then walked through with you page by page until you can defend every clause yourself. This is where the engine room is built: what stays separate — including business growth and appreciation — support shaped or waived within Florida's 2023 framework, and the estate waivers a will alone cannot deliver. If the other side has counsel, we handle the redlines and negotiation.

Appreciation & commingling2023 alimony frameworkElective share & homestead

Where it failsSilence on appreciation, or a support waiver copied from another state's form.

What can (and can't) go in →

A couple signing duplicate originals at a desk

Step 05

The Execution Ceremony

Signed the way the probate code requires

Two witnesses, a notary, every page initialed, schedules physically attached, duplicate originals, coordinated near you anywhere in Florida. This is not ceremony for its own sake. Under § 732.702, a Florida resident can only waive elective share, homestead and the other spousal death rights in a writing signed in the presence of two subscribing witnesses — a signature alone will not carry them. A signing done this deliberately is also its own evidence: no one can later claim they signed in a hurry at the kitchen table.

Two witnessesNotary§ 732.702Duplicate originals

Where it failsSchedules referenced but never attached, pages uninitialed, a single original held by the drafter.

Walk the full process interactively →

Wax-sealed envelopes holding executed originals

Step 06

The Vault Kit

Signed, sealed, safeguarded

You each leave with a duplicate original and a post-wedding checklist — retirement-plan consents, beneficiary updates, estate-plan alignment — the housekeeping that keeps a good agreement enforceable for decades. Years from now, the prenup holds because every step before it was built to.

Duplicate originalsPost-wedding checklistEstate alignment

How agreements are attacked & defended →

Six steps, drafted by the trial lawyer who defends these agreements in Florida courtrooms.

Cheap prenups are expensive. Ask anyone who litigated one.

A prenup is only tested once — years from now, in a courtroom, by a lawyer paid to break it. Template services and "one neutral mediator" models produce agreements that were never built for that day.

We draft from the other direction. Michael T. Mackhanlall, Esq. has spent 15+ years in Florida courtrooms litigating exactly these fights, and every clause is written with the attack in mind — from first call to final signature, never pawned off to a paralegal, case manager, or document mill.

Florida Prenup Law is not a website that "generates documents." It is a flat-fee front door to Mack Law P.A., an Orlando trial firm — with the pricing clarity of the internet and the enforceability of real counsel.

Fair questions

One lawyer can never represent both of you — anyone who offers that is describing a conflict of interest, not a service. We represent one side and make sure the other has a genuine opportunity for independent counsel of their own choosing; we can coordinate introductions to qualified review attorneys. When the losing spouse later argues the agreement was not signed voluntarily, that is the hardest fact for them to get around.

Usually still workable, but the calendar is now part of the legal record. Florida sets no minimum signing period — § 61.079 requires only a signed writing — yet a late, rushed signing is the classic attack on voluntariness. We open disclosure the same day, date-stamp every step, and sign as far ahead of the date as your calendar allows. Weddings inside 45 days carry a $500 rush fee. If your date makes a defensible agreement impossible, we will tell you so rather than take the work.

Raise it early, and raise it as something you are deciding together rather than presenting. Two things help most: bring it up before deposits are paid on the wedding, and let your fiancé choose their own lawyer instead of one you found for them. If it helps, the free consult can include both of you — we can only ever represent one side, but hearing what Florida law already does by default, to both of you at once, tends to take the sting out of the conversation.

Yes. Florida Prenup Law is a service of Mack Law P.A., an Orlando trial practice at 1607 Woodward St, Suite 12 — a 5.0 Avvo rating, 100+ five-star Google reviews, and 15+ years in Florida courtrooms. You work directly with Michael T. Mackhanlall, Esq. by video — never a case manager, paralegal, or chatbot. The flat-fee menu is the only thing "productized" here; the lawyering is the real thing.

Everything up to the signing happens by video and secure document exchange — Miami to Pensacola. The signing itself is in person near you, with two witnesses and a notary, because that is what § 732.702 requires and what keeps the agreement portable if you ever move. We coordinate the logistics; you show up and sign.

No honest lawyer guarantees a court outcome — be suspicious of anyone who does. What we can say: Florida enforces properly made agreements, the ways they fail are well-known (rushed signings, thin disclosure, no counsel, sloppy execution), and our entire process is engineered against exactly those failure modes by a lawyer who litigates them. Read how agreements are attacked and defended in our enforcement guide.

Still deciding? Ask the attorney, not the internet.

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