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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]FWIW. I would never sign a prenup that my in laws asked me to sign. I would never ask my kids spouses to sign one (and we have significant assets)[/quote] My inlaws said the same thing. It all sounds so generous and fair, and "welcome to the family." Then when my husband was at the age to take over his trust, guess what. It was in a trust in his name only, where almost every penny of it has stayed for the last 20 years. H e made clear recently I will never see a dime of it. He's saving if for our kids. Even though we decided early on that my salary, since it's not tied up in the market, would be used to pay all our expenses, so he could let his assets sit and gain without taking on taxes. Then 20 years later he changed his mind, after no working for 13 of those 20 years. Get a post-nup OP. If I had to do it over again, I would have. Now I have a choice to continue being his indentured servant or be broke.[/quote]
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