[253 / 37 / 140]
Quoted By: >>19113695 >>19113697 >>19113701 >>19113702 >>19113703 >>19113705 >>19113706 >>19113707 >>19113716 >>19113723 >>19113725 >>19113727 >>19113728 >>19113733 >>19113742 >>19113747 >>19113759 >>19113765 >>19113768 >>19113770 >>19113771 >>19113773 >>19113774 >>19113777 >>19113778 >>19113785 >>19113786 >>19113793 >>19113808 >>19113826 >>19113830 >>19113834 >>19113835 >>19113836 >>19113841 >>19113842 >>19113848 >>19113849 >>19113859 >>19113872 >>19113884 >>19113893 >>19113898 >>19113900 >>19113901 >>19113906 >>19113908 >>19113912 >>19113913 >>19113915 >>19114383 >>19116369
Marriage is literally financial suicide. As soon as you sign that paper you give up on half your assets, and no a prenup won't save your ass since:
1/ It only applies to wealth you already owned before your marriage. Anything you earned afterwards will still be split with your wife.
2/ Most prenups get cancelled by leftist female judges who feel like the woman got cheated and didn't understand the full implications when signing the paper.
Also; in many countries, having lived a certain amount of time with your girlfriend is enough for you two to be considered married de facto. It's usually called "common-law marriage", "legal cohabitation" or "conjoint de fait" and just like a real marriage it may entitle your girl to half your assets.
1/ It only applies to wealth you already owned before your marriage. Anything you earned afterwards will still be split with your wife.
2/ Most prenups get cancelled by leftist female judges who feel like the woman got cheated and didn't understand the full implications when signing the paper.
Also; in many countries, having lived a certain amount of time with your girlfriend is enough for you two to be considered married de facto. It's usually called "common-law marriage", "legal cohabitation" or "conjoint de fait" and just like a real marriage it may entitle your girl to half your assets.
