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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP again- just trying to see if this is something that is common when a spouse comes into money? As I mentioned, this is not inheritance. It's a family business deal, which involves corporate assets and payouts.

I am no slouch and have been gainfully employed earning as much (if not more) than him since we have been together. The only time I wasn't working is when I was on maternity leave for our children together.[/quote]

Sound like he's not just protecting himself then but multiple family members. If they all get post-nups I can see it being fair, it sounds unrealistic though.[/quote]

Shouldn't he be more concerned about his immediate wife and family, as opposed to protecting his assets and those of this siblings/parents/whoever? 
OP - this isn't good, IMO. I would not sign any kind of postnup.  They require consent by both parties, and also need to be drafted by a third attorney. [b]So you need three attorneys working on it. One representing you, one representing your spouse, and one working on the agreement.[/b] So, you have every right not to sign, and he cannot make you.
If it were me, I would tell him to GFH.[/quote]

This is completely wrong and wins the award for the dumbest thing I've read on here today.  Best practice would be for both parties to be represented but you definitely don't need a third party to draft the agreement.[/quote]

+1000 [/quote]

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