Originally posted by: 7Jaguars Hmm, prenups in Cali are null after 10 years to the best of my knowledge....Also, there is such a thing as a forensic financial evaluation.
I was married for 17 years in CA. (with a CA. prenup) before the Big D hit, but the prenup worked. We only (for the most part) argued about the kids, and for the most part kept the lawyers out of it. I think that helped us to stay on speaking terms. Even though I've had another significant other for 6+ years, I still get together at my Ex's place for Christmas dinner with the kids (both are fully grown and self supporting) each year.
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I have been married 20 plus years this go round and thought about a prenup but decided against mainly since we both made about the same amount of money and had some common goals. If we divorce tomorrow she has earned her half and I have no issue with that. We have done better together than I would have ever done alone.
Back to the prenup I decided against it as I felt it would be a issue or thorn.
To the OP only you can decide what you feel works best for you. If for some reason I ended up divorced again I probably would go the prenup the 3rd time.
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Skyman certainly is correct, although there are some interesting means of breaking prenups such as duress or no legal representation at time of signing, etc.
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She works 60+hrs a week and I am a stay at home dad, she is welcome to each and every coin I have no matter the value!!!!
I knew that this very appropriate question would generate all manner of snarky replies which were of no value to the OP. Fortunately, there are some great replies as well. Without question I think that a pre-nup is reasonable. For any significant assets one should absolutely consult with the absolutely best attorney long before hand to draw up the agreement. The agreement should be given to your future spouse for review by her and her atty if she wants one well in advance and discussed frankly. I've never understood why folks have issue with a pre-nup. It is only in effect if you divorce. If that happens why is she entitled to your pre-marital property? JMHO of course.
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Hmm, prenups in Cali are null after 10 years to the best of my knowledge....Also, there is such a thing as a forensic financial evaluation.
I was married for 17 years in CA. (with a CA. prenup) before the Big D hit, but the prenup worked. We only (for the most part) argued about the kids, and for the most part kept the lawyers out of it. I think that helped us to stay on speaking terms. Even though I've had another significant other for 6+ years, I still get together at my Ex's place for Christmas dinner with the kids (both are fully grown and self supporting) each year.
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Nope - not if she has more assets than I have.
She actually does, but that`s not the reason I didn`t.
I have been married 20 plus years this go round and thought about a prenup but decided against mainly since we both made about the same amount of money and had some common goals. If we divorce tomorrow she has earned her half and I have no issue with that. We have done better together than I would have ever done alone.
Back to the prenup I decided against it as I felt it would be a issue or thorn.
To the OP only you can decide what you feel works best for you. If for some reason I ended up divorced again I probably would go the prenup the 3rd time.
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I am not rich so I know it is true love.
Rich guy problems, does she love me or my money?
I am not rich so I know it is true love.
I figured this one out yesterday. Big snow storm, crash car because of stupid other driver (it snows every year but the dam turkey drivers always cause problems), wife picks me up and while at dealership, getting car looked at, buys (leased) me a new 2016 Kia Sportage crossover sport ute saying it will be safer and easier for me because of health issues.
She works 60+hrs a week and I am a stay at home dad, she is welcome to each and every coin I have no matter the value!!!!
go ask a lawyer and see what they say and let them to tell you how, when and why this is a
good or bad idea
that way you have your answer from expert in law
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