> Also prenups are typically worthless in the madness that is family court. Never ever ever rely on one. Are you saying that prenups are worthless in the case

> Also prenups are typically worthless in the madness that is family court. Never ever ever rely on one. Are you saying that prenups are worthless in the case of child support or that prenups are worthless in all cases? In the case of child-related issues, you're right. However, in the case of dividing assets, I think you might be mistaken. I've read stories of super wealthy people with prenups who did not get screwed; i.e., the prenup held up. The best example I can find is a certain billionaire who got divorced, but I cannot mention his name without creating irrevelant political discussion. He had an ironclad prenup and it held. That's the point I want to make. Prenups still work.