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So you are wondering if it was mandatory to fully disclose your financial situation when entering into a Prenuptial Agreement in Florida back in 1979?

Do you believe there to be some type of fraud?

Ok, is the statute you have cited, the Florida statute?

Give me a minute, and I will research. I will first represent to you that while it may or may not be mandatory according to law, prenuptial agreements are essentially contracts, and subject to all the contract causes of action.

Ok, I have reviewed the legislative history of the premarital agreement act, and from my reading, it appears that the requirement of financial disclosure was present, and it simply was modified, and reinstated in this 2007 law.

The Florida law, is simply the Uniform Premarital Agreement Act.

Does this answer your question? Do you have concern that your spouse did not fully disclose to you at the time of the agreement?

Initially, premarital agreements were made for purposes of settling property rights and were upheld provided proper financial disclosure has been made. Posner v. Posner 257 So. 2d 530 (Fla. 1972).

That case is from 1972 in Florida.

Indicating that financial disclosure was mandatory for a valid premarital agreement.

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