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    Pre-nuptial agreements are entered into by parties who seek to regulate their
    affairs in the event of a breakdown of a marriage.

    Would you sign one, do you wish you did?

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    Quote Originally Posted by warmcome View Post
    Pre-nuptial agreements are entered into by parties who seek to regulate their
    affairs in the event of a breakdown of a marriage.

    Would you sign one, do you wish you did?
    Don't believe I would sign up to one or ask anyone to do it either no matter how much I had. Think it makes a strong relationship or marriage seem artifical.

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    Quote Originally Posted by warmcome View Post
    Pre-nuptial agreements are entered into by parties who seek to regulate their
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    Would you sign one, do you wish you did?
    I don't think they are legally binding in this country.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fitzy View Post
    I don't think they are legally binding in this country.
    I think they have never been tested in the courts, which is different to them having no contractual merit.

    Anyway these days with Irish courts, wouldn't it just be cheap to knock her off?

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    I certainly believe in the theory, that what each individual brings with them at the start of a relationship should still be theirs if the relationship breaks up.
    And anything earned or accrued during the relationship should be divided equally.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dave1dave View Post
    I certainly believe in the theory, that what each individual brings with them at the start of a relationship should still be theirs if the relationship breaks up.
    And anything earned or accrued during the relationship should be divided equally.
    That's a very good point and I agree but tell a judge that it always seems to be the woman walking away better off.

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    Quote Originally Posted by OnlyMe View Post
    I think they have never been tested in the courts, which is different to them having no contractual merit.

    Anyway these days with Irish courts, wouldn't it just be cheap to knock her off?
    Do you know a good hitman

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    Paul Mc Cartney was old enough to know better with Heather Mills.

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    Quote Originally Posted by warmcome View Post
    Paul Mc Cartney was old enough to know better with Heather Mills.
    He was shafted big time .

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    Quote Originally Posted by warmcome View Post
    Pre-nuptial agreements are entered into by parties who seek to regulate their
    affairs in the event of a breakdown of a marriage.

    Would you sign one, do you wish you did?
    A bit theoretical for me as I've never been married. However, I do think a pre-nup makes sense when one one or both parties are extremely rich.

    I am not and will never be in that ultra-rich camp, so don't intend to sign a pre-nup should I settle down. A pre-nup puts practicality ahead of romance. It's a bit of a mind trip as you go into a marriage with a legal document stating - 'what if this fails?'

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