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	<title>Comments on: Tiger Woods – Throw that Prenuptial Agreement Away!</title>
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		<title>By: Rich</title>
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		<description>It&#039;s an interesting world we live in today. Whilst the tradition of marriage remains a societal institution it&#039;s relevance in other ways is certainly changing. Is the pre-nuptial agreement simply a means of making sure the likely end of a marriage is done fairly?!!? 

As a British male in my early 30s, marriage is not something I think about everyday, but it is at the back of my mind and still there. Recently whilst browsing the web I came across this article on the &lt;a href=&quot;http://www.thailawforum.com/blog/two-international-divorce-cases-highlight-international-prenuptial-agreements&quot; rel=&quot;nofollow&quot;&gt;prenuptial agreement in Thailand &lt;/a&gt; which highlighted a number of interesting issues. Firstly that a international prenuptial agreements appear to be having more validity the world over, in reference to the high profile German case. Also interestingly was that instead of the main income earner being awarded ownership of surplus in assets (after the financial needs of their previous spouse had been met), there was a shift to equal sharing. Marriage continues to evolutionise. 

Now I am thinking do I ‘need’ a pre-nuptial agreement, or is it likely my wife to be will want one even if I don’t!</description>
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<p>As a British male in my early 30s, marriage is not something I think about everyday, but it is at the back of my mind and still there. Recently whilst browsing the web I came across this article on the <a href="http://www.thailawforum.com/blog/two-international-divorce-cases-highlight-international-prenuptial-agreements" rel="nofollow">prenuptial agreement in Thailand </a> which highlighted a number of interesting issues. Firstly that a international prenuptial agreements appear to be having more validity the world over, in reference to the high profile German case. Also interestingly was that instead of the main income earner being awarded ownership of surplus in assets (after the financial needs of their previous spouse had been met), there was a shift to equal sharing. Marriage continues to evolutionise. </p>
<p>Now I am thinking do I ‘need’ a pre-nuptial agreement, or is it likely my wife to be will want one even if I don’t!</p>
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