can i get a prenup if I'm not worth alot of money?
535301
Anyone can get a prenup, it's about how you divide what you've got, not how much you've got.
59051
I was a stay at home mom.  I just went through a divorce and had no money when it first started.  They have Lawyers that will go by your income.  Even if you have no income they are out there.  They are called Probono lawyers.  I don't know if that is how you spell it.  Call any lawyer and tell them you have no money can they direct you to a probono lawyer.
130714
i think someone can consider a prenup if u have a good assets like home, stocks or a big business.  some couples sign a prenup agreement because they want to make sure that if they end up with divorce, they can still keep their assets no matter what.  or they had a previous marriage that fell into a money nightmare.  most people consider this because they want to protect what they have.  and people who are most interested in this one are those are more wealthier than their partner.  i can say this is a good thing if you have some assets to protect and it can be a bad thing because its like u dont trust your partner.  u marrying someone because u love that person and u are willing to u share anything.  but it depends on how u view your opinion.
297481
If you are willing to pay a lot of money, it shouldn't be hard.  A Russian girl wanted to marry my boyfriend for 2 years and pay him 2 thousand dollars.  I said maybe if it was $200,000, but $2,000 won't get us anywhere.  I wasn't gonna let him get married and divorced while we were together for that kind of money, I make that in less than a month!
395301
I disagree that you should call your marriage off for asking this question - that's silly.  I don't think you need a prenup, but I do think you are smart to think everything through before you enter into your marriage.  You sound like you have a good head on your shoulders for someone so young.
687353
Seek legal advice - you could take a few dollars off them
314813
It shouldn't make any difference whether you get married or not. Unless your husband has a really good insurance policy and job. I guess you could get updated. If that was the case for me, I wouldn't get married and loose my funds. Your marriage could go sour in a year and you would have a hard time getting your funds back.
936740
Actually, in the case of short marraiges where there are no children the courts now tend to disregard money earned or inherited by one spouse before the marriage took place - what is split is the assets that were built up during the marriage.\n\nThat is not the case here because they have a child, and their welfare must come first so different rules apply.
748721
no if u if u have no income
1008843
YES!  Get a lawyer, and probably a prenupt.\n\nIn most states, only the parents income is considered for child support, not that of a new spouse.  \n\nHowever, you could very well end up with some of his debts and his financial issues coming on you, and you may want to protect your house from his ex.\n\nConsult a lawyer, and go from there.\nGood luck!
895514
The courts just said you win . Its your job to collect the money. Some states let you garnish wages . If he owns anything of value you maybe able to put a lien on it . I know its not much help. Call a local lawyer and ask them over the phone , they will talk briefly with you for free.
276999
In some states if there is no common interest i.e. children or assets, you may be able to write and file your own divorce. If you state allows this, you will only have to pay the court's filing fee.
1059792
You can't, only your ex can. And then there may be penalties, and if your ex wasn't "vested" there may not be any money coming from it at all.
5168
NO...the US Supreme Court ruled several years ago that the prior assets and current income of a parent's spouse (In this case, you) cannot be presumed to be available for the purposes of child support or spousal support, even in states where all income is otherwise considered to be community property and all debts considered to be joint obligations...that means you are not legally on the hook for his kids and his ex wife can't try to get your house...in a nutshell.\nIf you two marry and he stops working or something, they can haul his tail to prison if they have cause to believe that he's willfully avoiding his obligation, but your paycheck cannot be considered in deciding or fulfilling his support order.\nYou will want to consult an attorney specialising in family law about specifics such as whether you should file your taxes jointly or seperately, how a jointly purchased home should be deeded and to draw up a prenuptual agreement about any inheritance you may recieve in the future and MAKE OUT A WILL....Both of you.\n(the Supreme Court ruling left some confusion about the distribution of assets aquired by one party but within the marriage)
1058414
How much are we talking here?  He can't get anything from your wife but he can get a lien on your house if  you have one, garnish your wages too.
148907
Write a prenuptual agreement.
303590
not unless the US supports the laws of your country.. you might nail him for bigamy..that is illegal here. But you have to ask yourself.. is it really worth it?..True in the US you can sue anyone for anything. no guarantees you'll get anything out of it.. but you can.. look it it this way. HE is some one Else's problem now.. out of your hair!