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Kate! 04-04-2022 12:05 PM

Would you sign a pre-nup agreement?
 
So if you were marrying into money would you be willing or not to sign a pre-nup? Reasons please.

Equally if you were minted would you want your partner to sign a pre-nup if you were to get married?

Niamh. 04-04-2022 12:09 PM

Yeah, I don't think it's fair that that person has to hand over half of their money if it was money they had prior to the relationship happening

Kizzy 04-04-2022 12:15 PM

Yep, think it's kind of the norm now or at least it will be with the introduction no fault divorce.

Cherie 04-04-2022 12:22 PM

Yes ...

Liam- 04-04-2022 12:33 PM

I don’t know, if someone asked me to sign one that would send signals to me that they have the intention to screw me over at some point and I have trust issues at the best of times

bots 04-04-2022 12:43 PM

i think any agreement should take into account assets brought in to the marriage at the beginning. I think the key word is fairness

Alf 04-04-2022 12:47 PM


user104658 04-04-2022 12:59 PM

On personal physical assets (right up to things like expensive cars/boats/etc.) yes, on "liquid" wealth and property no. If you have an issue with someone you intend to marry getting half of your wealth on divorce ... don't marry them. IMO who deserves what after several years of marriage becomes very murky, anything other than a 50/50 split is questionable in terms of fairness, because questions like "would partner A have been able to maintain this wealth without partner B's role in the relationship e.g. child-raising" strart to come up and are all but impossible to properly answer ... it's guesswork.

There should however be legal avenues that can be pursued when there's evidence of actual "love fraud" - i.e. the person was only EVER intending to marry and then divorce for financial gain, and had no intention of maintaining the relationship.

The Slim Reaper 04-04-2022 01:01 PM

Absolutely not. I'd come to an agreement beforehand with the person, that would then be put into a legal contract, but either dictating terms or having them dictated without input is a pretty bad way to start a marriage.

Alf 04-04-2022 01:06 PM

There isn't any incentive for men to get married these days.

user104658 04-04-2022 01:24 PM

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Originally Posted by The Slim Reaper (Post 11152248)
I'd come to an agreement beforehand with the person, that would then be put into a legal contract

I mean, that is the basis of a prenup isn't it? Or it's supposed to be, anyway, it can have whatever both parties want in it. Obviously sometimes people will abuse that/set all the terms themselves/make ultimatums or simply say "it's sign this or no marriage" but TECHNICALLY it's intended to be a mutually-agreed contract.

From what I've read most of them don't really stand up to a good going over in court anyway; there are usually elements at play that weren't considered in the original contract and so plenty of "loopholes" for a good lawyer to exploit.

Of course the famous one in Alf's Liar Liar example, that she was actually younger than she said, and while she was old enough to get married at the time of the marriage and prenup, she wasn't old enough to sign a contract without a co-signature from a parent or guardian, making the marriage valid but the prenup invalid. Movie gold, obviously.

user104658 04-04-2022 01:25 PM

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Originally Posted by Alf (Post 11152249)
There isn't any incentive for men to get married these days.

Have you ever heard of affection, Alf :worry:

Would also point out that my wife now earns more than me :joker:

The Slim Reaper 04-04-2022 01:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Toy Soldier (Post 11152251)
I mean, that is the basis of a prenup isn't it? Or it's supposed to be, anyway, it can have whatever both parties want in it. Obviously sometimes people will abuse that/set all the terms themselves/make ultimatums or simply say "it's sign this or no marriage" but TECHNICALLY it's intended to be a mutually-agreed contract.

From what I've read most of them don't really stand up to a good going over in court anyway; there are usually elements at play that weren't considered in the original contract and so plenty of "loopholes" for a good lawyer to exploit.

Of course the famous one in Alf's Liar Liar example, that she was actually younger than she said, and while she was old enough to get married at the time of the marriage and prenup, she wasn't old enough to sign a contract without a co-signature from a parent or guardian, making the marriage valid but the prenup invalid. Movie gold, obviously.

I think the general idea/opinion of a pre-nup is that someone prepares it in advance and expects the other person to sign on to it. Whilst you may be "technically" correct, no poor person marrying a rich person would, out of nowhere, ask that the rich person protects themselves by keeping all their assets away from them, which is why I said I'd work through it rather than have it presented.

Alf 04-04-2022 01:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Toy Soldier (Post 11152252)
Have you ever heard of affection, Alf :worry:

Would also point out that my wife now earns more than me :joker:

I'm talking more about the religious side of things. A wedding was traditionally a religious ceremony.

Obey and all that malarky

The Slim Reaper 04-04-2022 01:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Alf (Post 11152255)
I'm talking more about the religious side of things. A wedding was traditionally a religious ceremony.

Not enough women on 4chan? :smug:

Alf 04-04-2022 01:34 PM

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Originally Posted by The Slim Reaper (Post 11152256)
Not enough women on 4chan? :smug:

I get my information from Alf Garnett not 4chan.

Liam- 04-04-2022 01:36 PM

For me to even consider it, there would have to be an infidelity clause included, cause if he cheats on me, I’m taking half of everything

The Slim Reaper 04-04-2022 01:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Alf (Post 11152257)
I get my information from Alf Garnett not 4chan.

Just like your info, Alf is a parody :smug:

Niamh. 04-04-2022 01:39 PM

It's only really going to be a thing if one person is hugely wealthy anyway, I don't think us normal folk will ever have to worry about it :laugh:

Alf 04-04-2022 01:40 PM

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Originally Posted by The Slim Reaper (Post 11152259)
Just like your info, Alf is a parody :smug:

What info in particular are you talking about?

You're just angry at me because I was right about most things whereas you really wanted me to be just a mad conspiracy theorist and it didn't turn out that way for you.

The Slim Reaper 04-04-2022 01:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Alf (Post 11152265)
What info in particular are you talking about?

You're just angry at me because I was right about most things whereas you really wanted me to be just a mad conspiracy theorist and it didn't turn out that way for you.

Do you remember the q stuff? The trump is still president stuff? The army will step in at any minute stuff?

I actually said you may be right about Hunter, but until any kind of actual accusation is made and evidence is provided, it's impossible to know, which is still the case afaik.

user104658 04-04-2022 01:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Liam- (Post 11152258)
For me to even consider it, there would have to be an infidelity clause included, cause if he cheats on me, I’m taking half of everything

Yes and I think that should work the other way too; if the person who came into the marriage with more assets is cheated on (or abused, etc.) then they shouldn't have to divide them. If it's the usual "irreconcilable differences" then I personally think assets should always be split and that should just be accepted as part of choosing to marry.

It's not really an issue for me any my wife, we got together at 21 and 19 and neither of us had **** to our names. Or careers of any kind. So literally everything we own and every aspect of each other's earnings is interwoven with other responsibilities/childcare etc... nothing to separate out at all. Though actually she has an old lamp she got from her aunt as a teenager that's worth a bit, and I guess I have some classic SNES games that would do OK on eBay :laugh:.

user104658 04-04-2022 01:45 PM

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Originally Posted by The Slim Reaper (Post 11152256)
Not enough women on 4chan? :smug:

I don't think there are ANY women on 4chan.

... ... ... ... .... ... . ..... ..... . . .... err... .... ... . unless... ... .. unless you count.. .... ....... no I'm not going there.

Alf 04-04-2022 01:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by The Slim Reaper (Post 11152266)
Do you remember the q stuff? The trump is still president stuff? The army will step in at any minute stuff?

I actually said you may be right about Hunter, but until any kind of actual accusation is made and evidence is provided, it's impossible to know, which is still the case afaik.

It's all happening right now. What do you think this war in Ukraine is about?

I never said Trump was still President. I said the election was rigged and that Trump didn't hand over power to Biden

The Slim Reaper 04-04-2022 01:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Alf (Post 11152273)
It's all happening right now. What do you think this war in Ukraine is about?

I never said Trump was still President. I said the election was rigged and that Trump didn't hand over power to Biden

What is the war in Ukraine about in your opinion? DC Pizza parlours?

Errrrrrrr...... not how I remember it. Pretty sure you were convinced the army were about to step-in on inauguration day. Think TS was involved in the convo's so maybe he can chip in with his recollections.

I could be wrong but I think I'm remembering it correctly.


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