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General question nothing to do with me
Pandamonium80
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If a husband signed a prenup before he married his wealthier wife then they divorced after she had a lengthy affair would she still keep hold of all her assets including the sports car she purchased for him?
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It would depend on whose name the car is now in. It could have been considered a gift so it would now be his to do with as he pleases. If it's still in her name with him as a named driver on the insurance then she could possibly take it back. The value of the car and anything else acquired after the marriage and therefore the pre-nup would be taken into account on divorce though and split equally.Pandamonium80 wrote: »If a husband signed a prenup before he married his wealthier wife then they divorced after she had a lengthy affair would she still keep hold of all her assets including the sports car she purchased for him?
A pre-nup can be considered in divorce but it cannot leave one partner penniless on divorce.
My advice...get legal advice.:footie:
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Pandamonium80 wrote: »If a husband signed a prenup before he married his wealthier wife then they divorced after she had a lengthy affair would she still keep hold of all her assets including the sports car she purchased for him?
For a general question, there's some pretty specific detail there.General question nothing to do with me
Why are you asking the question if it's nothing to do with you?0 -
Is it something to do with your affair with your boss?0
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Pre-nups have no validity in English law. Bad luck0
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So now no job and no sports car - poor OP :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:0
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The husband has the sports car.
I don't think the OP is married, so maybe it's the boss who wants to keep the car she bought for the husband.
OP isn't but OP's female boss is - I'm assuming he fancied getting his hands on the sports car as part of his affair with boss but now finds bosses (ex) Husband wants to keep it0 -
barbarawright wrote: »Pre-nups have no validity in English law.
I think this ^^ is the most relevant point.This is a system account and does not represent a real person. To contact the Forum Team email forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com0
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