To: JennysCool
Not kidding at all... the concept is called community property and the precedence is set in the prenuptial agreement. Each individual states what property now and future of theirs they will retain and what they will contribute to the marriage.
When a person is divorced, the prenuptial is the governing document and the person takes what they retained, or equitable value, along with their agreed to share of the property.
The only question is what is the starting, default prenuptial agreement 50/50, equal shares, what? Not that difficult of a legal question easily fixed in law.
To: taxcontrol
Yes, but you know a thousand other things will crop up in the course of any societal "experiment" in polygamy.
Besides, as many have pointed out on this thread, you'd have to be a real doofus in the first place to want more than one spouse!
To: taxcontrol
Just find a woman you don't like and buy her a house!
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11/21/2006 2:28:52 PM PST by
outofsalt
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