-29 Prenups are good, and are not preparation for divorce, amirite?

by gilbert30 1 day ago

Better safe than sorry.

by Annual_Document 1 day ago

You do that even for just cohabiting where I am. As everything you purchase while cohabiting or with intent to cohabit like buying a house will by law be split if you separate, even if only one person bought everything.

by Anonymous 1 day ago

If my partner dont want a prenup im not gonna marry her

by Weak-Lie 1 day ago

My wife had the best response. She said "why wouldn't I sign a prenup I don't think we're getting divorced? "

by Low-Spray 1 day ago

"You might feel you have nothing to put in there, but once you think about it you will" "Inheritance is a good example" buddy, do you real think those of us who decided a prenup is a waste of time because we don't have any assets are set to inherit anything?

by Anonymous 1 day ago

Where is that an unpopular opinion? Not at least in any adult world.

by Anonymous 1 day ago

only 10: or marriages get a prenup

by gilbert30 1 day ago

They absolutely are prep for divorce. You're making a list of each others assets and saying these are separate, which correct me if im wrong, will not come into play outside of divorce.

by corwinmelody 1 day ago

I mean, a prenup might not mean that a couple will get divorced, but is is pretty definitionally a preparation for divorce, is it not? You don't sign a prenup to adopt a cat, or to buy produce. You sign one when you're getting married, to discuss the terms of divorce.

by Physical-Tie 1 day ago

well it is to the extent to which seat belts are preparations for car crash. I agree

by gilbert30 1 day ago

So completely?

by Anonymous 1 day ago

I mean they definitely are a divorce prep, but that doesn't make them bad

by Anonymous 1 day ago