| [quote=mrskraft;2238476]He tried to have it thrown out by pointing out that I did not have legal counsel and that it was presented less than 7 days prior to the wedding.
It seemed like this all fell on def ears.
As to spousal support it was outlined in the prenup that I wavied my right to it.
Again I was told that my not be contionable (im sure i spelled that wrong...sorry) and my attorney is trying for that still. My attorney said that he felt that I was entitled to what's called "Wife Wages" because of how the prenup was written I couldn't get what I would normally be entitled too and that divorce court presumably being an equitable court, that this could be a way for the judge to award me something in what is so obviously a one sided matter.
Ya know...all I wanted was 10% of our assets so that I could start over with the kids, and after he cheated on me and kept a home that I designed and we built together, the boats horses, cars everything. It's just wrong![/QUOTE]
No. What is wrong is that you signed a contract and are now griping that he expects you to live up to the terms of the contract. That is a big issue. YOU bear some of the responsibility here. You designed and the two of you built it? Yet he had it before you were married to him.
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