How to Determine if you should get a Pre Nuptial Agreement
What's yours is mine, and what's mine is yours, well maybe not, may it be assets, or debt, that either spouse acquired before they became a married couple. Though without a prenuptial agreement all gains, and acquired assets following the marriage, almost always become mutual property , regardless if only one of the two had been responsible for the financial gain, or the acquirement of valuable assets. And do keep in mind that all debt is almost always shared, may that be anything secured by mutual property such as real-estate, or business assets, or even future gains.Being there couldn't possibly be any way to know what the future would hold for any of us, with the best intent, and the most beautiful of dreams, life can take some terrible turns, may we be at fault, or victims of misfortunes. To put in place a prenuptial agreement of protecting a portion of personal assets earned in" lets say" a business owned by one spouse, or the other, before the marriage, is a sensible business plan. Then while sharing life as a married couple, may it be your lives forever, the two of you share all acquired assets, as well as debt.
While being lucrative assists, and financial abundance make for a more comfortable lifestyle in a material fashion, the joy that you experience in sharing your hearts content as a married couple should never cross the line of value either one of you place on the assets you have acquired .
With open respectful discussion while planning your marriage. a prenuptial agreement can be a most comfortable venture of sorts when both parties truly understand how they could be affected, and of course are in agreement. With the more important agreement being that the contract would never need to be considered.Like your love for one another, the family you create together, your home, and the beautiful life you all share together, each and every new day together will offer a deeper meaning to life, and feed the hope in your hearts for what tomorrow may offer.If the two of you decide to have a financial agreement before marriage, so be it, think of it as nothing more than safety catch on a bracelet you never plan to wear, and place the document deep in a safe place hopefully to be forgotten one day.
So sing, dance, laugh, love, I'm sure you get the message.
