I live in the state of Florida and I am curious about how legal documents stand in the courts and which is stronger than the next. My parents have a prenuptial agreement and now my step father is trying to write in his Will that he wants the Prenuptial agreement to be null and void. Can he do this without my mother's agreement? Is a prenuptial agreement stronger than a will or not? In the prenup it states that after 5 years, in the case of death, my mother is entitled to everything and now he wants his will to make it null and void and give her nothing, (they have been married over 5 years now) can he do this? I'm trying to do some pre-investigation for my mom before hiring a lawyer and anyone who knows the laws in Florida could be a great help. Can a man screw a women behind her back and leave her with nothing?
2007-12-20
05:05:39
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