Dalvin Brown
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364 appearances
7 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2024
last heard Nov 2024
Dalvin Brown’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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That's what they should do.
But some of the data suggested that
Most people don't.
And lawyers have said, too, that people run the calculation and they say, hey, it will cost us thousands of dollars to hire a lawyer to draft this agreement.
Maybe we just wait until we can actually get a prenup and wait until we're actually engaged or married.
That's the kind of thing that they can work out between them.
And some couples are doing it, but most don't.
It can get really complicated.
If there's no formal agreement, selling the house or buying out the other person's share is a negotiation.
And those negotiations can get really messy without legal safeguards in place.
You know, if you wait until you both are angry at each other or mad at each other and trying to figure out how to separate your finances...
Things become very complicated.
You could be looked at as essentially a roommate in the court of law if you haven't signed a document saying, like, I've invested this amount of money and this is what happens if we separate.
But some of these couples have told me that things would get messy if they were married and would divorce anyway.
Attorneys told me it's a bit simpler when you're married because there's already legal structures for what happens should you divorce.
That doesn't exist the same way for boyfriends and girlfriends and spouses who are unmarried and like investing in properties together.
Things can get really thorny if you don't have these in place.
But the couples say they hope we'll get engaged soon.
We'll get married soon anyway.
And so then it maybe won't even matter for them.
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