# Florida Prenup Law

> The flat-fee prenuptial agreement practice of Mack Law P.A., an Orlando,
> Florida trial firm. Drafting, independent review, and negotiation of Florida
> prenuptial agreements — statewide by video, signed in person with two
> witnesses and a notary. Published pricing: $2,450 flat to draft, $1,450 flat
> for review with negotiated revisions, $500 flat for an independent review
> (24-hour turnaround). Every agreement is handled personally by Michael T.
> Mackhanlall, Esq., Florida Bar No. 98005 — the attorney calls within 24
> hours of an inquiry.

Florida Prenup Law is a trade name of Mack Law P.A. — a real Florida law firm,
not a document service. One lawyer never represents both parties; the firm
represents one side and ensures the other has a genuine opportunity for
independent counsel, which is central to enforceability under Fla. Stat.
§ 61.079(7).

## Pages

- [Home — pricing, the six-step process, FAQ](https://floridaprenuplaw.com/): Published flat fees, how a Florida prenup is made from consult to execution, and answers on separate counsel, timing, and enforceability.
- [Orlando Prenup Lawyer](https://floridaprenuplaw.com/orlando-prenup-lawyer/): Drafting, independent review, and negotiation for Orlando couples — what § 61.079 requires, how long before a wedding to sign, and how execution works in person.
- [Independent Prenup Review — "I was handed a prenup"](https://floridaprenuplaw.com/review/): $500 flat, full attorney review of the agreement and disclosures with a written plain-English analysis, turned around within 24 hours.
- [Privacy Policy](https://floridaprenuplaw.com/privacy/)

## The law this practice is built on

- Fla. Stat. § 61.079 — Florida's Uniform Premarital Agreement Act: a prenup must be in writing and signed by both parties; no consideration is required other than the marriage; it is effective upon marriage; enforcement is defeated only by involuntariness, fraud, duress, coercion, overreaching, or unconscionability combined with inadequate financial disclosure.
- Fla. Stat. § 732.702 — waivers of elective share, homestead, and other spousal death rights require a writing signed in the presence of two subscribing witnesses, which is why execution is witnessed and notarized.
- Florida's 2023 alimony framework (ch. 2023-315) shapes how support waivers and provisions are drafted.

## Deep guides (published by Mack Law P.A.)

- [What a Florida prenup covers](https://macklawpa.com/family-law/prenuptial-agreements/)
- [The prenup process, step by step](https://macklawpa.com/prenup-process/)
- [How timing decides voluntariness](https://macklawpa.com/family-law/prenup-timing/)
- [Financial disclosure, done right](https://macklawpa.com/family-law/prenup-financial-disclosure/)
- [What can (and cannot) go in a prenup](https://macklawpa.com/family-law/what-can-a-prenup-include/)
- [How agreements are attacked and defended](https://macklawpa.com/family-law/prenup-enforcement/)

## Contact

- Mack Law P.A., 1607 Woodward St, Suite 12, Orlando, FL 32803
- Telephone: (407) 749-1034 — phones answered around the clock
- Firm site: [macklawpa.com](https://macklawpa.com/)