Jennifer Wilson

So, you know, by the 1980s when millennials were being born, most states had adopted no-fault divorce.

So 25 percent of millennials grew up with parents who were divorced or separated.

So, you know, one of the people I interviewed was this woman who calls herself the prenup coach.

Her name is Kaylin Dillon.

She's a financial advisor.

In Kansas.

And she said, you know, this generation just doesn't believe in marriage in the same way.

They don't trust it.

They want, you know, they want everything in writing.

I mean, and everything.

I did not know all the things that could go into a prenup.

One person who's really made divorce law glamorous, if you can say that.

is Laura Wasser.

She's a celebrity divorce attorney.

She represented Kim Kardashian in her divorces.

She's also an advisor for Hello Prenup.

And she recommends that couples get a prenup or at least consider getting a prenup because the conversations about money and about, you know, what the laws, the existing laws already are, can be really educational.

And here's what she told me about that.

So, I mean, those numbers are really hard to verify because you only file a prenup in the event of divorce.

So we don't exactly know how many prenups there are.