I looked and couldn't find any info on state laws regarding phone lines and 911. Do you have a site to look at that details state by state laws?
Thanks!
Not good because you've tried and failed, or not good because you haven't had the experience? With a little YouTube watching and bravery you can fix it if the latter, heh.
My husband and I do not have a prenup, it never entered our heads. There is no question that we will stay married, divorce is not even an option. We love each other, but most importantly, we are committed to each other and to this marriage each and every day of our lives. It is work, but we have been extremely happily married for 16 years and look forward to the rest of our lives together!
America's Test Kitchen substitutes vodka for half the water in pie crust. That provides enough moisture to make it easy to roll, then the alcohol evaporates in the oven and leaves the crust extra flaky.
No prenup. We married late (late 30's) and we're planning stay married, but if the relationship were to fail neither one of entered the marriage with substantial assets or debts, neither one of us anticipates significant inheritance, and we have roughly equal earning power. To me, it only seems to make sense to have a prenup if there is some significant imbalance in debts or assets, presently or anticipated.
When we married, I was 21 and he was 24. We didn't either one of us have anything but student loans to our name so, no pre-nup! Didn't even cross our minds... we've been married now for 15 years.
I can see the necessity of having them if you marry later in life and have actually had time to acquire wealth. I do believe that a marriage should last forever, but am practical enough to understand they often don't so yes, you should protect yourself if you have money to protect!
Nope, my fiance and I will not be signing a prenup. Neither one of us has significant assets, and we both come from humble backgrounds so we don't see the necessity in our situation.
Pre-nups are not the done thing for regular people in Australia. We tend to trust our would-be spouses. If one was rich, I could see how they might want a pre-nup - but what's mine is his and what's his is mine - and we agreed right at the beginning that we would take out of the marriage whatever we put into it, and split the joint stuff 50/50, no matter what. I would never sign a pre-nup, and I would never ask a prospective spouse to sign one, either. But then, I've walked away from a previous marriage (and a common-law relationship) with nothing but a suitcase of clothes, and I'd do it again if I had to. I'm not the greedy type...
Susan mentioned buying styptic powder, but honestly even that isn't a requirement. If you accidentally quick your pets nails, simply knock some flour into a container and use that! It's just as effective, and barely costs you anything!
I looked and couldn't find any info on state laws regarding phone lines and 911. Do you have a site to look at that details state by state laws?
Thanks!
Not good because you've tried and failed, or not good because you haven't had the experience? With a little YouTube watching and bravery you can fix it if the latter, heh.
My husband and I do not have a prenup, it never entered our heads. There is no question that we will stay married, divorce is not even an option. We love each other, but most importantly, we are committed to each other and to this marriage each and every day of our lives. It is work, but we have been extremely happily married for 16 years and look forward to the rest of our lives together!
I've made wonderful vanilla extract with vodka - far better than store bought!
America's Test Kitchen substitutes vodka for half the water in pie crust. That provides enough moisture to make it easy to roll, then the alcohol evaporates in the oven and leaves the crust extra flaky.
No prenup. We married late (late 30's) and we're planning stay married, but if the relationship were to fail neither one of entered the marriage with substantial assets or debts, neither one of us anticipates significant inheritance, and we have roughly equal earning power. To me, it only seems to make sense to have a prenup if there is some significant imbalance in debts or assets, presently or anticipated.
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I would totally have a prenup if I get married. It's a great way to insure against you or your spouse becoming someone less nice.
When we married, I was 21 and he was 24. We didn't either one of us have anything but student loans to our name so, no pre-nup! Didn't even cross our minds... we've been married now for 15 years.
I can see the necessity of having them if you marry later in life and have actually had time to acquire wealth. I do believe that a marriage should last forever, but am practical enough to understand they often don't so yes, you should protect yourself if you have money to protect!
Nope! We each had NOTHING when we got married :)
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I tweeted! https://mobile.twitter.com/Monzarts/status/161817318324830208
I do not have a prenup
Nope, my fiance and I will not be signing a prenup. Neither one of us has significant assets, and we both come from humble backgrounds so we don't see the necessity in our situation.
No prenup for us, neither of us had anything when we first were married.
no, we do not have a prenup. it was not even a consideration.
(ironic background word congress)I have a pre ,present and post "nup" to be trustworthy w/ my spouse as we leave and cleave together.
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yes I did because my wife was from another country and was requested by lawyer
Pre-nups are not the done thing for regular people in Australia. We tend to trust our would-be spouses. If one was rich, I could see how they might want a pre-nup - but what's mine is his and what's his is mine - and we agreed right at the beginning that we would take out of the marriage whatever we put into it, and split the joint stuff 50/50, no matter what. I would never sign a pre-nup, and I would never ask a prospective spouse to sign one, either. But then, I've walked away from a previous marriage (and a common-law relationship) with nothing but a suitcase of clothes, and I'd do it again if I had to. I'm not the greedy type...
What are these "doctor's bills" that you speak of?
Susan mentioned buying styptic powder, but honestly even that isn't a requirement. If you accidentally quick your pets nails, simply knock some flour into a container and use that! It's just as effective, and barely costs you anything!
Bringing my own instant coffee on a plane never crossed my mind. This is very clever and a real good tip too.