Honestly, I completely agree with the man's mother in wanting her future daughter-in-law to sign a detailed prenuptial agreement. Since her family is poor, her husband's family is the one who has the most to lose. The poor in-laws will be coming to them for money and favors and help all the time, if they think they can use the daughter-in-law as collateral. If the FL is smart, she should just sign the document and realize that by doing so, she's going to get along better with her mother-in-law, which is more important. The ML mother has the power to make her daughter-in-law's life absolute hell, so it's better to sign the document for peace in the family.
I completely agree with her. There is no reason you should not protect your pre-marital assets. Now assets which are acquired after the marriage is another story, but his family home should not be something made vulnerable by his marriage. If it were me, I would have no problem signing as long as the prenuptial agreement didn’t touch upon things such as post marital joint assets or future child custody. Forget hurt feelings. You don’t know what kind of a person you will be in 10 years, and if the roles were reversed, I would hope that you would try to protect your own premarital family assets.
Honestly, I completely agree with the man's mother in wanting her future daughter-in-law to sign a detailed prenuptial agreement. Since her family is poor, her husband's family is the one who has the most to lose. The poor in-laws will be coming to them for money and favors and help all the time, if they think they can use the daughter-in-law as collateral. If the FL is smart, she should just sign the document and realize that by doing so, she's going to get along better with her mother-in-law, which is more important. The ML mother has the power to make her daughter-in-law's life absolute hell, so it's better to sign the document for peace in the family.
I completely agree with her. There is no reason you should not protect your pre-marital assets. Now assets which are acquired after the marriage is another story, but his family home should not be something made vulnerable by his marriage. If it were me, I would have no problem signing as long as the prenuptial agreement didn’t touch upon things such as post marital joint assets or future child custody. Forget hurt feelings. You don’t know what kind of a person you will be in 10 years, and if the roles were reversed, I would hope that you would try to protect your own premarital family assets.
What is the name of this drama?
Destination of Love