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Originally Posted by Halfcan
So people should only marry someone if their assets are the same-if not, they should get a lawyer and accountant, make sure it is fair money wise.
They should keep track and update the prenup to be fair to who is making more and buying what. Write your names on the property. Maybe have different accounts so the other can't spend your share. Divide the check at dinner, divide the bills equally and make sure if one of you gets sick-that somehow you are not responsible for their medical bills or having to take care of them. Probably be good to have your own shelf on the fridge so the other is not eating your food.
This way you have No risk, it is a business arrangement that can be terminated easy enough while getting tax and health care benefits. Perfect!!
So romantic-what girl wouldn't jump at this!!
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Let me spin this around.
So love trumps all? Don't worry about what you have or what she has, this is for LIFE. If you love her, then assets don't matter, damn the torpedoes and full steam ahead.
Yeah -- then when you find out your wife is going to own 25% of the business that your father started and handed down to you and your brother, which your family built through years of hard work BEFORE you married her, and now she is leveraging that to not only get the house, the kids, the alimony, the child support, but will give up the 25% only for SICK money -- on top of 50% of the cash?
Yeah, are you ****ING INSANE?
Whatever it is in life you deal with, it's not the assets of wealthy people. That much is clear.