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"What if we leave something out, can a prenup be modified later?"

A pre-nuptial agreement can always be modified but it requires the consent of both of you to do so. Pre-nuptial agreements are not usually modified but are often challenged if the parties end up in divorce proceedings because generally one spouse has given away valuable potential assets or claims in the pre-nuptial agreement.

Carin A. Porras is a partner at Brydger & Porras LLP in Fort-Lauderdale, Florida, where she is board certified in marital and family law. Carin has been recognized for her excellence in the field of family law by Super Lawyers. She treats every client with respect and dignity and guides them through every stage of their family law case. Carin can be reached at (954) 527-2855. View the firm’s Divorce Magazine profile.

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