Soapy wrote: ↑

1 minute ago

Caesar wrote: ↑

2 minutes ago

Bruh. I'd imagine 99.9% of people don't have that shit in writing because they don't expect to get divorced lol

which is dumb to me bc obv most people that got divorced didn't think they'd be getting divorced

I mean 100% of people getting divorced didn't think they'd get divorced lol

what's that.

Xixak wrote: ↑

1 minute ago

love getting assigned a fuck ton of new work to do at 5PM for the end of th eday.

I'd love to see the stats on costs overruns for y'all with this strategy

Caesar wrote: ↑

2 minutes ago

Bruh. I'd imagine 99.9% of people don't have that shit in writing because they don't expect to get divorced lol

which is dumb to me bc obv most people that got divorced didn't think they'd be getting divorced

You just don't hear about those. No one talks about mutual splits where two adults sit down and act like adults and separate

love getting assigned a fuck ton of new work to do at 5PM for the end of th eday.

Plenty of divorces are amicable

ah now that im back to doing work remembering how much i hate this fucking job.

Both of your representatives are incentivized to get you as much as possible

Bruh. I'd imagine 99.9% of people don't have that shit in writing because they don't expect to get divorced lol

A divorce is inherently going to be adversarial

Or avoid all that and have it legally in writing

Then when they end up screwing themselves, they start complaining about "only getting half"

That way the other person gets nothing

Instead of the common sense approach in this situation, of selling the house and splitting the proceeds, they'd rather try to fight for sole ownership of said house

And anything else you buy during the marriage is marital property unless designated otherwise. with a prenup, you can flip it which is what we did. anything i buy is mine. anything she buys is hers. we need to declare an asset marital property for it to be that

The issue is that in a lot of cases, people go into divorces trying to fuck each other over

Once y'all both live in there together as a married couple, that's marital property

Can't speak for other states

Caesar wrote: ↑

6 minutes ago

Not if that person purchases the home before marriage

doesn't matter, at least not in the state of Florida