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I dunno? I kinna agree with AlphaFrog. Unless one spouse is exceptionally rich and famous, I could understand the pre-nup. However, if both are not filthy rich or famous, and they are of moderate income, then I don't see the need for a pre-nup.
A better choice is to go to a financial advisor that will walk a couple through their budgets and see how well the expenses will be shared and those that are not.
Either way, married couples get tax penalized unless they have great CPA's doing their taxes... The Franchise Tax Board of California went after me during our first year of marriage. I was so worried they would take money from my husband who has NEVER lived or worked in the State of California... Fortunately, I paid off the fools and we never heard from them again.
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