Jennifer Wilson

Some lawyers I talked to told me they thought those figures were a bit high.

But everyone agreed that they're doing more prenups, that prenups are way more common.

And it's not just rich people.

It's often people who are quite aspirational, people who want to be rich one day.

Sometimes these are people with very little, and they don't have the money really to go to lawyers to get these prenups.

They're actually using these new apps that have come out in the last three or four years.

So HelloPrenup is one of the latest prenup apps where you answer a series of questions.

Some of it's sort of basic financial stuff like, do you have any student loan debt?

Do you have a house that you bought before?

You and your partner both answer these questions.

Once you both are aligned in an agreement, it auto-generates a prenup for you for $599.

$600, not nothing.

And if you would like a lawyer to look over it, it's a little bit more expensive.

It's not, but, you know, you could decide that you want to take the ring back after we play this game.

That's the kind of thing.

This is a game for couples who are contemplating, you know, whether or not to get a prenup, if they should get a prenup.

It's supposed to be fun, but...

It's called Fight Night.

This is still in beta.

The founder, Sol Lee of Neptune, warned me.