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[swf]

What is the name of your state? california

I own a home in southern california and i am about to get married. My fiancee thinks pre-nups aren't "romantic", but he is willing to sign anything needed to insure the house stays mine no matter what. Is there a specific (quit claim?) form that we should use?

swf about to wed

[BelizeBreeze]

Originally Posted by swf

What is the name of your state? california
I own a home in southern california and i am about to get married. My fiancee thinks pre-nups aren't "romantic", but he is willing to sign anything needed to insure the house stays mine no matter what. swf about to wed

Neither are condoms, rap music, fat lovers or boping with someone who hasn't showered but people do it all the time.

So, that's an excuse, NOT a reason.

Tell lover boy it's pre-nup of you cut him off. Once you're married the value of the equity in the home from that time on CAN become marital assets.

[HomeGuru]

Originally Posted by swf

What is the name of your state? california

I own a home in southern california and i am about to get married. My fiancee thinks pre-nups aren't "romantic", but he is willing to sign anything needed to insure the house stays mine no matter what. Is there a specific (quit claim?) form that we should use?

swf about to wed

**A: yes, and your hired attorney will tell you exactly what that form is.