Prenuptial-Postnuptial Attorneys
A prenup or postnup helps both partners by making things clear
and fair, leading to a stronger and more secure marriage.
Prenuptial & Postnuptial Agreements
Entering into marriage is like embarking on a shared journey. A clear plan, often facilitated by prenuptial and postnuptial agreements, lays the groundwork for mutual respect and understanding, nurturing the growth of both partners. A prenup is a blueprint, created before the journey begins, marking a commitment to fairness and equality. It’s not about mistrust, but respect for each other’s individuality and assets.
A postnup, on the other hand, is a pledge of renewal. It’s not an admission of oversight but an affirmation that love and marriage are dynamic and adaptable. As partners grow and circumstances change, a postnup ensures the relationship remains balanced and fair. It’s like a home renovation, making necessary adjustments to ensure both partners’ needs and desires are met.
Both prenups and postnups are stepping stones in the journey of marriage, not obstacles. They’re about mutual empowerment, not division. They uphold the dignity and equality of both partners, serving as guardians of the sacred union where two lives intertwine. Embracing these agreements means fostering a resilient, respectful, and endlessly loving partnership.
FAMILY LAW MYTHS & FAQS
IF YOU DON’T KNOW, NOW YOU KNOW.
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Is a prenup only for wealthy individuals?
No, prenups are for anyone who wants to clarify and establish financial expectations and responsibilities in a marriage. They can protect both partners and create a sense of security and transparency.
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Can a prenup cover child custody or support?
No, a prenup typically handles assets and debts. Child custody and support are determined by the court, considering the best interests of the child.
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Why would a married couple consider a postnup?
Couples might consider a postnup if their financial situation changes, like one partner starting a business or receiving an inheritance. It helps in updating financial arrangements to reflect the new realities.
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How is a postnup different from a prenup?
The main difference is timing. A prenup is signed before marriage, while a postnup is signed after the couple is already married. Both serve similar purposes of structuring financial arrangements.
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MEET YOUR ATTORNEY'S
OVER 40 YEARS OF COMBINED EXPERIENCE
INGRID HOOGLANDER
In 2008 after gaining years of experience under the watchful eyes of her predecessors, Ms. Hooglander opened her own private practice that has grown into what Brandon Legal Group is today.Her weight lifting and Kick Boxing training contribute to a reputation as a "force of nature" in both her personal life and her presence in the court room.
LUKE MATTSON
Mr. Mattson found his niche in family law and has focused his practice in that area since 2000. In particular, Luke often handles matters involving divorce, time-sharing, parenting plans, child support, alimony, paternity, and civil domestic violence. Mr. Mattson might look like he’s all business, but you'd be surprised to discover the incredible fun loving attitude he brings to the practice. When outside the courtroom, Mr. Mattson can often be found watching Lightning games or riding his bike around downtown Tampa.
Family Law Services
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DIVORCE
Whether you are looking to file for divorce or have been served with divorce papers, our experienced team of attorneys can help you make sure you receive what you're owed!
CHILD SUPPORT
Everyone wants to know "How Much" when it comes to child support. We run the guidelines and look at your financials to make sure you are not being taken advantage of.
TIME-SHARING
Time-sharing is the new name for custody. Having a time-sharing plan that works for both parents is an important part in any relationship between parents after a divorce or paternity case.
ALIMONY
Gone are the days of lifetime alimony. If you have been ordered to pay alimony or are receiving it and have a life change our attorneys may be able to help recalculate the payments.
PRENUP / POSTNUP
Prenups and Postnups have long thought of as betting against the marriage. Our attorneys can work to create an agreement that protects both you and your spouse throughout your marriage
OTHER SERVICES
In addition to our family law serivces we offer other legal services including, Mediation, Estate Planning, Criminal Defense, Persosonal Injury, Business Law, and Civil Litigation services.