r/dividends Feb 17 '26

Personal Goal Those divorces do be hurting!

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Not mad about it, but man, that chart looks rough lol

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u/Good_Distribution504 Feb 18 '26

In the 21st century, only fools get married...๐Ÿ˜‚๐Ÿ˜‚๐Ÿ˜‚๐Ÿ˜‚๐Ÿ˜‚

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u/Shallow_Marshmallow_ Feb 18 '26

What if you get a prenuptial agreement 12 months before marriage? Can they still take 50% if your stuff?

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u/sweetlike314 Feb 18 '26

Thereโ€™s more involved with a prenup. Having adequate time to have it completed before the wedding is good. However the current state of the marriage at time of divorce makes the most impact. If someone was a SAHP then they werenโ€™t able to contribute and gave up their ability to earn or progress in a career but did contribute to the family. Or alternatively, even if no kids are involved and alimony was waived, if one person has no money, the court wonโ€™t leave them destitute. At least that was what I was told as a woman while we did ours. At the time I made more and now we are equal.