Florida Statutes
§ 736.1105 — Effect of subsequent marriage, birth, adoption, or dissolution of marriage
Florida § 736.1105
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Bluebook
Fla. Stat. § 736.1105 (2026).
Text
(1)Neither subsequent marriage, birth, nor adoption of descendants shall revoke the revocable trust of any person.
(2)Any provision of a revocable trust that affects the settlor’s spouse is void upon dissolution of the marriage of the settlor and the spouse, whether the marriage occurred before or after the execution of such revocable trust. Upon dissolution of marriage, the revocable trust shall be construed as if the spouse had died at the time of the dissolution of marriage.
(a)Dissolution of marriage occurs at the time the decedent’s marriage is judicially dissolved or declared invalid by court order.
(b)This subsection does not invalidate a provision of a revocable trust: 1. Executed by the settlor after the dissolution of the marriage; 2. If there is a specific intention to the
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Legislative History
s. 11, ch. 2006-217; ss. 11, 45, ch. 2021-183.
Nearby Sections
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§ 736.0101
Short title§ 736.0102
Scope§ 736.0103
Definitions§ 736.0104
Knowledge§ 736.0105
Default and mandatory rules§ 736.0107
Governing law§ 736.0108
Principal place of administration§ 736.0109
Methods and waiver of notice§ 736.0111
Nonjudicial settlement agreements§ 736.0112
Qualification of foreign trustee§ 736.0201
Role of court in trust proceedings§ 736.02025
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Florida § 736.1105, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/statute/fl/736.1105.