It's popular to think of a prenuptial agreement as just for wealthy couples. Donald Trump always had them. But what about two True Christians™ who plan to marry?
True Christians™ have a dilemma. The wife is not to work. She is to stay at home and raise many children. The husband works and earns. He is the spiritual leader and head of the household.
It seems to me every couple should have a prenup agreement which says in case of a divorce the husband keeps everything. He has earned all the money. The wife can simply find another husband who kept all the money from his divorce. She is left whole.
Prenups Aren’t Just for Rich People Anymore | The New Yorker
True Christians™ have a dilemma. The wife is not to work. She is to stay at home and raise many children. The husband works and earns. He is the spiritual leader and head of the household.
It seems to me every couple should have a prenup agreement which says in case of a divorce the husband keeps everything. He has earned all the money. The wife can simply find another husband who kept all the money from his divorce. She is left whole.
Prenups Aren’t Just for Rich People Anymore | The New Yorker
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