Pre-nups don't work against gold digging hoes

[Burroughs]

Rich men beware

200 million dollars!

http://www.blackmediascoop.com/2012/02/23/pilar-slaps-deion-with-200-million-dollar-lawsuit/

 

[Bible_Belt]

So that's why he let DirecTV dress him up as a fairy. I figured he must have need the money badly.

 

[backbreaker]

after she is done with him he might need to get back in the NFL. cowboys could use a corner lol.

he has been married to her forever. she is going to get a lot of money. that pre nup only covers assets before marriage.
though she did cheat so i don't know how that works in court.


lol


http://theybf.com/2012/02/01/pilar-...e-and-offered-to-pay-for-sexual-favors-evelyn

that is so pimp.

 

[Burroughs]

after she is done with him he might need to get back in the NFL. cowboys could use a corner lol.

haha...then again randy moss is coming back so you never know.

 

[Bible_Belt]

though she did cheat so i don't know how that works in court.

Since every state has no-fault divorce, in the eyes of the law cheating is completely irrelevant.

 

[sodbuster]

She can WANT whatever....it's what the court says she GETS that counts.

 

[Scaramouche]

Dear Royal Flush,
"Not in VA!(some sanity in their family law). Adultery is a misdemeanor still." How very interesting tell me please,is Homosexuality legal?do you still have the crime of "enticement"?

 

[Bible_Belt]

There's a lot of old laws in the US that have not been formally repealed. They are still technically laws, but just not enforced by the government. Adultery is still technically a crime in several states. "Sodomy" is often illegal too. Most people think of sodomy as gay sex, but it also includes any sex act considered "unnatural," even getting a bl0wjob from a woman. According to wikipedia, Virginia's last adultery prosecution was in 2001 and ended in a $125 fine.

 

[Burroughs]

I find the whole concept of 'no fault' in a marriage contract puzzling.

If there is 'no fault' then what is the penalty for breaking a contact..none right.

So then what's the value of the marriage CONTRACT...none.

Would this stand in any other business? Of course not.

If Jennifer Aniston one day decides she wants to bail on a movie producer after taking his money or even on her signing on the line..she would be sued for breach of contract.

How can we as a society supposedly 'value' marriage but then give the contract of marriage no teeth?

...And still many spend upwards of 50K on the ceremony...have we all gone collectively insane?

 

[Nutz]

Since every state has no-fault divorce, in the eyes of the law cheating is completely irrelevant.

Not true. Many states still have at-fault divorce in addition to no-fault. For example, in Maryland if you want a no-fault divorce, you have to live separate or 1 year and jump through some hoops. However, if one of the spouses cheated, was convicted of a felony, and a few other things, then you can get a divorce in a matter of weeks.

 

[Bible_Belt]

Not true. Many states still have at-fault divorce in addition to no-fault. For example, in Maryland if you want a no-fault divorce, you have to live separate or 1 year and jump through some hoops. However, if one of the spouses cheated, was convicted of a felony, and a few other things, then you can get a divorce in a matter of weeks.

I don't disagree, but what you're talking about is simply being granted the divorce more quickly. It does not relate to the division of assets. The woman still gets half of everything if she cheats and just as much child support and alimony. That rule is good in every state. The law considers the idea of punishing a woman for adultery to be antiquated, archaic, and well, un-feminist. Shame on anyone who thinks that way, shame shame! :nono:

 

[scrouds]

There is only 1 state in the country that doesn't have no fault divorce. New York. You need a real reason to divorce. Usually this is accomplished by moving out for a year and claiming abandoment.

This has absolutely nothing to do with determinations of custody, asset splits, alimony, or cookies. What we need to bring back is the idea that the person who splits the marriage should bear the brunt. Woman cheats, expect to be thrown out without alimony or anything, and if she's the breadwinner expect alimony payments. Man leaves his wife to live with his former student, he should still have to take care of them for a time.

 

[Nutz]

There is only 1 state in the country that doesn't have no fault divorce. New York.

Not anymore. They introduced no-fault in 2010 or 2011. It's a thing now.