Marriage

If I have a legal prenuptial agreement prior to marriage, which indicates that my assets are mine solely after we marry, would my assets be in jeopardy if my future husband had to go into a nursing home?

I am marrying a man who's former wife is deceased, he has one adult child. He currently owns a sucessful corporation and home in his name and his deceased wife. He has a will but it is not current since her death. He is not interested in getting a prenuptial and has not said what he plans on changing in his will. I am not sure what I would be entitled to if not included in a new will after marriage, can you explain what I would be entitled to or not and should I invest my personal finances in his house if my name is not on the title? I do not think his son would want me to have anything from the business or the home although I will be living there with my children after marriage, what entitlement do I have upon marriage if nothing is in writing after his death.

My husband and I have been married for 6 1/2 years. I recently discovered that he has commited adultery. I want to know if there is a legal right to file marital interference" charges on the mistress as she will not leave our marriage now that she has been invited to do so.

I am married and my spouse and I want to renew our wedding vows are there any legal matters (license, fees, etc.) we need to take care of before we plan the renewal ceremony?

Me and my boyfriend have decided to get married and we agree to have a prenuptial agreement by order the Premarital Agreements online from this website. Does it make my premarital agreement legally and valid in Florida? Do I need the lawyer or lawyer signature, too?