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sort of. everything put in to the relationship is disclosed (disclosure is a big deal). so everyone knows exactly what the other has ahead of time. she owns what she owns, i own what i own. it looks into the future as well, for example if i sell my current home, and we buy a place together, it's all precentages. if she puts in 10% and i put in 90%, then whatever appreciation (if any) that occurs, will always be set at that leve of initial investment. we have separate bank accounts, credit cards, cars, everything pretty much. all written into the prenup. she keeps the ring, i keep my 911, she keeps the subaru i bought her, everyone knows how much everyone has, no one has any claim to future earnings if we were to break up, blah blah blah. in Canada it's 5 years for either party to try to contest the prenup, but the way we have it worked out, it would be incredibly difficult for either of us to (though i have most of the money, hence the prenup lol). my lawyer is thorough.
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we'll miss you our friend. RIP
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