Quote (majorblood @ 28 Apr 2023 16:13)

marriage is the worst contract possible from a business perspective

Quote (foxnews @ Apr 28 2023 01:31pm)

If you want to look at it as a business contract then you have to see it as a partnership. Both parties contribute to the partnership equally but perhaps in different ways. When that partnership ends, it’s a 50/50 split.


It’s called a prenuptial agreement. As long as the terms of the prenup are adhered to, that’s possible. Also, you can’t threatens someone safety or well being.

Quote (TiStuff @ Apr 28 2023 01:59pm)

haha :)




we waiting. i always find it amusing to listen to some one explaining women. especially these days "what is a woman"

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Quote (majorblood @ Apr 28 2023 03:45pm)

you can't just rescind a contract at any point and receive the benefits

Quote (foxnews @ Apr 28 2023 01:48pm)

Clearly you’re wrong. In the USA you can. Especially in the case if one party broke the terms of that contract, the other party can seek to dissolve that contract.

Quote (majorblood @ Apr 28 2023 03:56pm)

breaking terms yes, but this is where conservatives point out their disagreements with no fault divorce

Quote (foxnews @ Apr 28 2023 02:01pm)

It all comes down to the judges discretion anyways. A prenup can be null for many reasons.

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If you want to look at it as a business contract then you have to see it as a partnership. Both parties contribute to the partnership equally but perhaps in different ways. When that partnership ends, it’s a 50/50 split.

Quote (majorblood @ Apr 28 2023 04:03pm)

wasn't talking about prenup here btw



I meant to only quote this

a contract in which one party can end and reap the benefits due to no fault on the other person would be a terrible contract is my point

Quote (foxnews @ Apr 28 2023 02:07pm)

Here’s a hypothetical situation for you.

Two professionals marry, later in their marriage they decide one of them should be a a stay at home parent to raise their kids. The one that keeps on working excels professionally. They decide to divorce for whatever reason. Should the SAHP not be entitled to 1/2 the marital assets?

Quote (majorblood @ Apr 28 2023 04:09pm)

I don't support divorce for 'whatever reason' personally. I would need a more justified reason otherwise the contract is pointless from a business perspective