Re:The economics of fun – The secret economics of a VIP party
by fizixer on Monday September 07, 2020 @02:07PM
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So what you're trying to say is that after you've amassed X million dollars over many many years of work, what other options are there but to have a near guarantee to reduce it to X/2 millions within a few years (as little as 2 years)? (not to mention leaving you with a lifetime of bitterness and resentment)
Re:The economics of fun – The secret economics of a VIP party
by ivalm on Monday September 07, 2020 @02:37PM
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Prenups are a thing.
Re:The economics of fun – The secret economics of a VIP party
by fizixer on Monday September 07, 2020 @02:52PM
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- Prenups made null-and-void at the whims of the judge are a thing.
- Unenforceable prenups are a thing
Re:The economics of fun – The secret economics of a VIP party
by ivalm on Monday September 07, 2020 @05:28PM
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Hire lawyers for both groom and bride, follow rules fully, your prenup will be enforceable. Judges don’t whimsically throw out prenups. However, having unenforceable or illegal clauses or simply not following proper procedure can make things complicated. Again, separate lawyers for both parties and proper procedures will make things very enforceable.
If you have children then of course you will pay child support, but if you are ultra rich that will be a small part of your fortune.
After crossing some net worth threshold, what other options are there? It seems like there is too many eyes on you to separate "you" from your money.