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Hello forum people! When my future husband proposed to me and we decided to formalize our relations, I insisted that we need to think about a marriage contract. It's best to be sure about tomorrow. We decided to
order a spousal contract. Picked up
marriage contract forms
and started filling them out, but we h ... agreements, my [sic - you're not married yet, wtf!] husband found a notary among his friends, but I didn't like that notary right away. We lived together with my spouse for a year and a half and then divorsed. According to the agreement, all jewelry (and I collected quite a lot of it over that short time) and valuable fur clothing (a few coats), that we purchased during our marriage, were left to me. That was the only point that was agreeable to me, according to which I win quite a lot. But soon it turned out that our contract was considered invalid, because our notary turned out to be not a notary at all. That had me in a state of shock, of course. Now he wants to take part of all that. How could my husband do that to me, those are my valuables? When I asked him about it, he didn't tell me anything positive. I want to ask you, tell me, please, are there any ways to consider a contract invalid? And in general, how should I act? I don't want to give him anything. What do you think about it, and how do you approach marriage contracts?[/quote]
["Pain of Salvation"]It's all for sale, all for sale, all for sale...[/quote]
Yes, it's Russian.
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