General question nothing to do with me

Mojisola

Pandamonium80 wrote: »

@RuthnJasper It was not a sordid affair. He was a bad husband who quit his job to sponge from her. All he did was sit on his fat !!! playing video games. She wanted more from a man and I gave her more. Can you blame a woman for wanting a real man?

The grown-up approach would have been to divorce the 'bad husband' before finding herself a 'real man'.

Reggie_Rebel

Pandamonium80 wrote: »

If a husband signed a prenup before he married his wealthier wife

He's a fool

Pollycat

Reggie_Rebel wrote: »

He's a fool

I'd not disagree with the above - especially if he's been totally unaware that his wealthy wife has been having an affair with one of her subordinate work colleagues 'for years'..

Dill

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?

I doubt if she would keep all of her assets. I am assuming they were married for quite a long time, given the reference to the lengthy affair? Pre-nups are not legally binding in this country.

How much she would get to keep would depend on a number of factors (could his solicitor argue that he was supporting her career by looking after the house, for example - this has happened in cases where the wife gave up her job and stayed home).

It's impossible to pre-empt on here what the final outcome will be.

74jax

I have a prenup with my hubby, he's far far wealthier than me. I couldn't have cared less but he wanted one. I made sure there was a clause in that if we split due to his infidelity the pre nup wouldn't be used as reference.

Did they have any such clauses?