There's no such thing as an ironclad prenuptial agreement:
https://www.beierlaw.com/blog/can-prenuptial-agreement-overturned/
So-called "family courts" are corrupt as the day is long and a feminist judge can overturn it on a whim. The judge only needs to say, e.g., that the wife signed it under duress:
She may feel pressure to sign the agreement if she thinks that the wedding won’t take place if she refuses to sign.
Of course, saying that she signed it under duress is an unfalsifiable assertion so there's no way to prove the judge wrong, and even if it were true, it's a bullshit reason to invalidate a prenuptial agreement to begin with.
Marriage has been a blatant trap since "no-fault divorces" became a thing, starting in California in 1969, and being in every state except New York by 1985. When the wife actually had to show some wrong-doing on the part of the husband in order to break the marriage contract, the husband at least had some semblance of control over whether the marriage would last or not. All you'd need to do is not cheat, not be abusive, etc. Of course she could always make shit up and the judge could believe her, but in this day and age you have no control whatsoever over whether or not the marriage lasts, so you're gambling potentially huge sums of money and the fate of your gamble is determined by the mere whims of some woman you met a few years ago.
reply
share