>just found out I’m going to inherit a business
>getting married in a month
It’s too late to get a prenup, isn’t it. How fricked am I?
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>just found out I’m going to inherit a business
>getting married in a month
It’s too late to get a prenup, isn’t it. How fricked am I?
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prenups do nothing
don't get married period
it's not like you've signed the contract yet, you don't "have" to get married
get that fricking prenup op, its never too late
this
what a fricking bad idea lmao
Prenups are legal contracts. If they get thrown out it's because they weren't done correctly and therefore aren't valid. I'm sure he can afford a decent lawyer if he's inheriting a business.
>i signed the prenup under duress
thrown out. all it takes is a leftist judge and you lose
Spend $2,000 and hire lawyers on both sides. Make sure there 2-4 week burn in time prior to the wedding and you're safe. This is for people who want to do it themselves or rush to get one done the week before the wedding.
Stop listening schizos holy fricking shit. Legal contracts don't just get thrown out of court because the judge is a lefty. If they get thrown out it's because they weren't done correctly, and this is true in all cases.
Prenups are embarrassingly easy to have thrown out. Imagine how worthless they will be in a couple decades if the court system keeps getting more gynocentric at the current rate.
Wrong. You’re correct that what is earned before the marriage isn’t up for grabs, but everything else absolutely is. Theirs no real need for women to prove anything. Even scumbag ex wives end up running away with half. This is everywhere in the US, though some places are worse than others. Is OP going to legally inherit the business before the wedding? Who knows.
If you trust your mother enough , put everything under her name , if you file divorce , the b***h can't fight you for nothing ... It's a cliche move but it works if you trust your mother enough , or basically any other family member
kek, do this anon ive done this when i inherit my grandpa's business, and no, my wife didnt know i owned the entire thing already
good advice tbf
this
this might actually worked, the jury probably wouldn't know wtf a crypto is
Everyone knows what a crypto is by now
Yeah but you can lose your ledger in a boating accident and nobody can prove otherwise
If the judge thinks you're hiding assets he will order you to pay them or be sent to prison at gunpoint by the police. Good luck.
>create shitcoin
>rugpull yourself
>money gone
>profit
do you know anything about business or are you just a squid in the dessert slowly drowning to death?
honestly if it's the second option, my condolences, you're absolutely fricked.
this is fine advice tho
like, i had no idea about crypto and my big brother just said "leave it to me, if this fails, i'll pay you back" and put my 1k on VINU and hey... that 1k now it's 25k. Tho i still don't feel confident about crypto so i still go to my bro for help and advice
marriage is a disaster, bail out now
why the frick would you get married in this day and age?
run the business into the ground so she's on the hook for half the debt obligation. she'll leave you without any legal contention
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married
>getting married
funny how you chuds and tradcuck polcels still believe we're in the 1950s lmao
marriage nowadays is just a slave contract for men, just live with your woman without signing a contract (assuming you don't live in a jurisdiction with common law marriage)
>jurisdiction with common law marriage
I do
then (in your case) getting married is just a formality, you're already legally tied to your woman anyways
Common law only goes into effect after 5 years of cohabitation in my state. We’ve only been living together for 9 months
I’ll have to prepare myself for this
These guys are moronic. Even if you were common law it most likely wouldn't give your wife any ownership basis over inheritance.
Transfer the house to a irrevocable trust as well
Thats also a good answer, better that mine actually, thanks for the real advice in between all this Incels
>already shacked up
>marrying a non-virgin
>our business
JUST
then stop fricking cohabitating with her
it differs in that during a divorce she is automatically entitled to half of the earnings, whereas in common law she is not automatically entitled and has to have a lawyer prove that you were enriched at her expense.
>honey I know we're finna boutta get married in a month but what is your opinion on a prenup lmao?
>wtf Anon you don't trust me or something?
>haha it's not that, but the statistics--
>oh so what we have is just a statistic to you?
>no h-haha that's not what I meant at a-
>so, takeout tonight?
>s-sounds good, h-honey
The argument i used for a prenup: "I don't ever want us to be in a rough spot where we might value each others posessions over each other. A prenup takes all of that off the table so that our marriage will always be about us, and if we ever fight, we won't be incentivized to get a divorce."
In the event of divorce it makes things quicker and easier anyway. You already agreed how things should be split (hopefully not really split at all.) remember that you can't just write "i keep everything" and have her sign it, that doesn't work in court. You also need a new nuptual agreement any time a major change happens like buying a house or getting a new job, preferably before the financial change does occur.
Ugh American problems. Specifically Californian problems. Are all you morons from California?
There is no such thing as this imbecility of your wife inherting 50% of everything you made BEFORE marriage AND EVEN THEN she has to PROVE that she contributed to creating that wealth.
What is thie mental moronation?
ONLY IN AMERICA. Land of the free my ass, you homosexuals should take your disgusting Ameripig waifus and move to Saudi Arabia or some other shithole where the laws frick women in the ass.
The courts are fricked here in America. As soon as you walk in you might as well start emptying your pockets. The woman is perpetually the victim and if for some reason the situation is reversed and she makes a lot more than you they look at you as some freeloading scumbag so you're fricked either way.
>wtf Anon you don't trust me or something?
nobody worth marrying says this
also the answer is no
Transfer the ownership of the business to an irrevocable trust that is outside US jurisdiction like in the Cook Islands. They'll never be able to get the business in a divorce and you'll still have complete control over it
https://www.assetprotectionplanners.com/
This is also an option. It probably doesn't even need to be offshore though. In my state, regardless of someones will, inheritance can go into a trust, which protects your ass in a million ways.
> cat pic
Instantly disregarded
ITT divorce lawyers try to convince OP that a prenup is a bad idea
Just do it, homosexual. Tell her it's for both of your best interests and it keeps greedy family members at bay.
If you're good with family who you will inherit business from, you can pose the argument that you will only get the family business if you have prenup and the family is pressuring you to do so.
In a normal situation, your fiance hopefully should agree that getting a business is better for your marriage wellbeing and justifies a prenup.
But yeah that just depends on your situation.
it's over for you,
you should do a mortgage/sell and put all your money away in crypto (BTC, SOL, SUPER)
the jury wouldn't know that you have that money
remember, you are a poor wagecuck and cannot be liable for a lawsuit
Why is marriage so dismal in this country?
Jews
If you don't trust yourself our your wife don't get married. I'm married without a prenup, was already at 7 figures when I did. I trust my wife, she trusts me, I know her hearth, she's not a prostitute so I'm ok with if we ever divorce she should have the house. So If you don't feel like this for the other person, don't fricking marry. Marriage is you are a team of two, you should talk about everything, share everything. Of course sometimes I do mongers but I like to thing it as my double life and never carry an emotion, or anything (even a hair) from there to my family life. Good luck.
What if you’re a pessimist?
It only makes sense to get married nowadays if you’re marrying up into money. I married a cougar and got a free house out of it, yet I still make over twice her income. If I get rugged, I’ll be fine.
OP on the other hand sounds like he’s got everything to lose and nothing to gain, put your foot down and demand a prenup or don’t get married. Tell her it’s for protecting the future children by preserving the integrity of the business. What’s yours is yours and what’s hers is hers and if she can’t agree to that then she isn’t the one blah blah.
I'd be more worried about "inheriting an buisness".
Prenups don't work anyways.
So what’s the point?
AFAIK inheritance isn't taken as distributable in a divorce. At least not in my non-pozzed country.
If it's put into a shared account, or any piece of it is used/spent towards the marriage it becomes a marital asset. Prenups help define what is and isn't a marital asset, and can protect the couple in two ways. It protects the person with the inheritance, in that is keeps the partner from having a large monetary incentive to divorce, and it also protects the couple in that it keeps greedy family members from whispering into the spouses ear about divorcing for money. Weeds them right the frick out matter of fact. You can come back and tell prying family that your spouses inheritance is protected and they shut right up.
It's never too late, and even if it gets thrown out it's still worth some amount of leverage in the negotiations.
Should I just do an off shore trust just to cover my bases?
>but your honor, he sprang this on me 3 weeks before the wedding, saying he would call the whole thing off if I didn’t sign. The money I spent would be for nothing and I couldn’t imagine the embarrassment of having to tell my friends and family that it wasn’t happening boo hoo hoo
>she was clearly under duress. I’m throwing out the prenup
Don’t get married
You can strawman all you want, but you're a fool if you think the rich and well off aren't getting prenups and hiring lawyers to ensure they're as enforceable as possible. Probably a israelite that hates seeing White marriages work tbh.
And you see how well those prenups work for them. Some of the richest women in the world are just the divorcees of some of the richest men.
That's a failure of new money not taking old money precautions. Many such cases.
You’re wise anon
You’re not old money, and your precautions will net you approximately zero benefit.
>n-nu uh
If the richest men in the world can’t protect their assets with the best lawyers money can buy, your worthless piece of paper won’t save you.
just get married to the dude. then it’s not as clear who this wife is.
Realistically though how hard would it be for OP to "hide" their assets in crypto? What happens if you open a wallet under any random name, do some transactions to make it look organic, and over time transfer to it. Then if someone asks you can just say you aren't the owner of that random wallet
I know exchanges are more tied to your person but is it that impossible to finangle this? Like open a bunch of monero wallets over a month and send to each of them pretending you blew it all on drugs
This isn't in lieu of the actual advice posted in this thread I mean how would you hide a chunk of money that was otherwise up for wifegibs
I told my wife I'd murder her if she tried to take my shit. After that it's suicide by cop
Keep the business in your surviving parent's trust.
You are (a) trustee of that trust.
Shit isn't yours thus wife can't get it.
Or you grow some balls and get that prenup.
Congratulations on the upcoming wedding. We should all be so lucky, Black person.