Our Modern World
WedLock, as it's coyly named, is a new type of casualty insurance that gives the unhappily married policyholder a payout after he or she is unhitched.
20 September 2010
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2 comments:
It makes for an amusing story, but this Divorce Lawyer of some 26 years can tell you that the financial result of divorce is so catastrophic and so debilitating - financially and emotionally - that before "engaging" in marriage, I would highly recommend against forming relationships with anyone significantly below your income strata, against acceding to a "stay at home" parent relationship where you are the most significant wage-earner, and in any event, well-drafted and solid pre-nuptial agreements with a firm "no-sign, no marry" resolve.
The costs of allowing "true love" to dissuade you from protecting your future are just too horrific.
And the "insurance" is really of marginal, if any, benefit
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"rg harvie says... the financial result of divorce is so catastrophic and so debilitating - financially and emotionally"
yup... apparently marriage, these days... is a crapshoot. the divorce rate approaches, what... 50 percent?
and a prenup? i'm guessin' that sorta takes the bloom off the rose.
my guess is, most folks who do that are either hard-headed business types... or folks who've already been burned once.
i'm not saying it doesn't make sense... but hey... love is inherently irrational, no?
p.s. -- agreed... the insurance just sounds like a scam. speaks volumes about where we're at socially though.
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