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Prenuptial agreement before house purchase
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..Not to mention he obviously trusts her as they're buying a house together......
But not because they have a child together.....:eek:0 -
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marliepanda wrote: »This post is almost 6 months old.
And still rather astounding!Everything that is supposed to be in heaven is already here on earth.
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This post is almost 6 months old.
The old ones are the best....:)0 -
marliepanda wrote: »The boat on !!!8216;I put in this and you put in that!!!8217; sailed when you had a child with her to be honest.
I live the !!!8216;I do trust her BUT I want to protect stuff just in case because actually I don!!!8217;t...!!!8217;
How do we even know the child was planned or not.
Anyhow, getting a prenup is sensible, be it the man who has hundreds of thousands assets more than the woman, or the woman who has thousands more than the man. With the best will in the world you will both live happily ever after, but divorces unfortunately are very common. It makes sense to protect yourself if you have the bulk of the wealth, just in case you split for any reason. Affairs are far too common and people change and grow apart.
This is a money saving site after all. You wouldn't want to loose the results of all those years of hard work, savings and thift. It amazes me the amount of people who are ready to blindly throw all that to the wind thinking that won't happen to me. It can and does.0 -
MiserlyMartin wrote: »Anyhow, getting a prenup is sensible,
No, a prenup in this case would be completely pointless as there's no suggestion whatsoever that they were planning on getting married!Every generation blames the one before...
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