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Marriage is essentially a business agreement between two people that happen to love each other. And if you have your assets, he or she has their assets. Important to protect each other really. What’s yours is yours, what’s mine is mine if this relationship goes south. So that’s what a prenup really does. A trust by itself doesn’t have prenup planning because it’s really only carried out when the person has died. Okay? often you’ll create a prenup and then you’re going to have to redo your
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trust anyway to account for your new spouse. So yes, I’m a big fan of prenups. Um certainly if you’re young and you don’t have any assets, I don’t think there’s any need for it. But when you’re older and you already have assets and then your fiance already has assets, let’s make it transparent. What’s mine is mine, what’s yours is yours. If this goes south,
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