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Old 04-30-2003, 03:54 PM
CutiePie2000 CutiePie2000 is offline
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Originally posted by mu_agd
after i inherited some money a few years back people have always said that i should think about having one when i get married. ........ and my sister, who inherited the same amount as me, is getting married in two months and she doesn't have one.
For the love of God, if your sister puts a large portion of payment into a house or any investment for that matter, make sure that it is well documented and in WRITING. My sister just got divorced after 16 years of marriage and 4 children. Did she think that her marriage would fail? No.
My point is, people CHANGE. I also want to emphasize that people think that the law will "punish" the wrong doer. Make no mistake my friends, it won't.

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Originally posted by 33girl
Sigh.
I think it is better if it can come as an advisement from the lawyers or a condition in the parents' will(s) rather than the bride or groom directly.
Good point, 33. I also think that if people get married later in life, or perhaps it's not the first marriage, it might be an easier to topic to broach. Let's just say, I am considerably LESS idealistic than I was in my 20s!

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