A 2002 Harris Poll demonstrates the polarized opinions on drafting a prenuptial agreement:
More than one-fourth of respondents (28%) think that a prenup makes smart financial sense for anyone getting married.
One-fourth think they are for the rich and famous, not regular people.
One in five (19%) believe a prenup is never needed if two people really love each other.
Fifteen percent think a prenup dooms a marriage to failure.
Twelve percent think prenuptial agreements are a good idea but would feel too uncomfortable to bring the issue up in their own relationship.
One-half (49%) of divorced Americans believe that prenuptial agreements make financial sense, while just one in five (21%) married Americans feel the same.
From freep.com.
Source for Post: California Divorce and Family Law.
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