Laura Wasser

What I say is everyone should have a conversation about a prenup because so many people say, oh, God, you're getting a prenup.

That's so unromantic.

That's like pre negotiating your divorce.

Why do you want to enter into a contract that governs your marriage?

What they're not thinking about is they already are entering into a contract that governs their marriage.

And so even having those conversations.

pre-prenup discussions where you go, okay, we're getting married.

And from the day that we get married, November 18th forward, every dollar that I make is 50 cents yours.

And they also don't know my retirement account that I'm going to contribute to during the marriage.

You're going to get half of what I contributed during the marriage if we split up.

They don't know that's the law.

So they're getting married.

If they don't have a prenup conversation, they're getting married, entering into a contract that they may not like the terms of so much.

even if they are young and just starting out.

What are you seeing in those prenups?

What does a millennial prenup look like to you?

I think that they're probably better thought out.

I think they're approached with less resentment.

I think you have the millennials that I've done prenups for,

It's kind of more of a level playing field rather than just one super rich old guy not getting his trophy wife to be able to take too much.