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To: Don Myers
I am not a lawyer but I think the only way a prenup is really a prenup and cannot be broken is if there is complete financial disclosure and the woman is paid a portion thereof prior to marriage. In essence, she has already gotten hers. I don't think however, that would protect the man in a divorce who has a prenup from having to support the children of the marriage as a seperate issue.
345 posted on 07/06/2002 1:20:39 PM PDT by wingnuts'nbolts
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To: wingnuts'nbolts
I think that normally a pre-nup will not cover common assets after the marriage. And, of course, any children born of the marriage would still have to be supported in the event of divorce.
520 posted on 07/06/2002 6:50:32 PM PDT by Don Myers
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