Gregory

So, yeah, just kind of went with it.

It was already kind of in my mind, but the fact that she brought it up, that definitely helped.

So a few different things.

We bought a house together.

So the house was kind of the biggest financial expense.

Unfortunately and fortunately, home prices had grown since I purchased the house.

So I had to end up getting a loan for half the equity of the house to pay her.

So I ended up taking like a $140,000 loan out.

There was separate alimony that I had to pay.

That was like an additional 25-ish thousand.

And then there's this other separate debt that was also included.

It was like another 20.

So there's a huge, very large financial hit, I would say.

There's a lot of, you know, okay, I don't want to go through this again kind of thing.

Yeah.

So definitely the prenup was important to me.

Like a lot of it's like the things we came into the relationship with are considered ours, right?

So like, you know, I got the house, you know, she has her own accounts, our own for our own case.

So, you know, it's all separate, but we also decided, you know, because we're trying to start a business together.

So like that's 50-50.