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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]No, but if I ever get remarried, I will require a prenuptial agreement. I wouldn't want to marry a gold digger. So he can come with what he comes with and I come and leave with what I came with.  Also, not a chance in hell would I ever pay a penny of spousal support.
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Prenups do not eliminate the possibility of spousal support. [/quote]

Depending on the state you are in they most certainly can. Child support can't and shouldn't be avoided, but a prenup absolutely can eliminate alimony. [/quote]

I have known several men who had prenups, and still paid alimony.  The prenup also didn't protect the assets they named in it (their houses), either.  [/quote]

Well of course. All premarital agreements are different. Some people prenegotiate alimony. If they paid alimony it is because their prenump called for it. I have one for my 2nd marriage (in Virginia), it protects both of us, but additionally in our case, future rights to spousal support are waived by both of us. All assets coming into the marriage (including all retirement savings) have been declared and are separate and all future retirement growth going forward for monies saved are joint, provided both parties remain working and contributing at the annual maximum.

The agreement is much more comprehensive, but once again, a prenump is whatever both parties and their SEPARATE counsel agree too.[/quote]

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