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First off, I'm sorry thrower123, hopefully this might help anyone else from avoiding the same situation... LPT (maybe) anyone: If you married someone who insi
by RandomBacon 7y ago
First off, I'm sorry thrower123, hopefully this might help anyone else from avoiding the same situation...
LPT (maybe) anyone: If you married someone who insists on a new diamond ring (first of all, I'm sorry), just buy secondhand, buy a jeweler's box off eBay, and if she's going to want to see the receipt, use all the money you saved to buy a thermal printer (though I wonder if there's a service that will print thermal paper and mail it to you...)
You can say you sold your gold/guns/whatever, hide it somewhere, and if you get divorced (you did marry someone who wanted this absurdity after all), those assets are now out of the picture because you sold them.
/joke, please don't break the law
- triceratops 7y agoWhat's illegal about what you described? In community property states, only assets acquired after the marriage are divided in half upon divorce. Maybe making a fake receipt is illegal? But if it's for a fictitious jeweler, it would not be.
- gpm 7y agoMaybe just don't get married if that's how you are planning to start your marriage.
- balfirevic 7y agoIt's a perfectly proportional response to someone insisting on a new diamond ring. But yes, not marrying them would be even better.