The Florida Supreme Court got a collective cheer from divorce lawyers who represent the wealthier spouses in fights over prenuptial agreements.
Resolving a dispute among the districts, the high court made it easier for divorcing spouses to claim individual assets through a prenup. The justices said if the document shows one spouse’s intent to waive all interest in the other spouse’s assets, when the marriage ends the disadvantaged spouse can’t break the prenup and share them.
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