Without a prenup, your business and assets automatically become marital property if you divorce. Glennda Baker argues for prenups not because divorce is expected, but to set clear expectations and protect what you've built before marriage.
So understand that your business, unless you protect it, becomes part of that marital estate. Do I think that you should have a prenup? Absolutely, 100%. Just so everybody understands what the expectation is. Not because you're going to get divorced, but because I want you to understand what the expectation is. And I work with people to buy and sell real estate during divorce. Oh, Glenda, we're friends. It's going to be fine. No problem. Whatever I need him to sign, he's going to sign. It's okay. The reason you're getting divorced is because you can't get along. Period. When the next Mrs. Whatever comes along, any money that you're getting, any house that you're living in automatically is going to be a problem.
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