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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]There doesn't need to be a defense for keeping a trust separated. The law is very clear. Any spouse not willing to sign a pre nup regarding [b]pre marital assets that they have no claim to[/b] would not be someone I would marry. So if your wife wouldn't sign a pre nup as it relates to your non existent trust I guess the trust issues would be on her side. [/quote] Once again, not everyone places money above marriage the way you do. By arguing that your spouse has no right to things you brought into the marriage, you've already made it clear that your priority is protecting your financial well-being above all. You underscore that by stating you wouldn't marry anyone who didn't agree to be subservient to your bachelor(ette) bank account. I wouldn't marry anyone who asked for [b]any[/b] kind of prenup, never mind one involving "marital assets that they have no claim to." [/quote]
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