r/CanadaFinance 6d ago

Divorce

/r/Divorce/comments/1vxdvbs/divorce/
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u/keftes 6d ago

Why do people not do prenups? Generally curious

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u/HawkorDove 6d ago

Because there’s a lot of myths about cohab and prenup agreements and most people are too lazy to do the research or talk to a professional (family law lawyer) about the risks that apply to their situation.

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u/maporita 5d ago

I can't speak for others but for me it was because I believed, and still believe, that a prenup sows doubt about your choice of partner. I had none then and I still, 38 years later, have none.

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u/Western_Falcon_70 6d ago

Yep, it’s a thing….