【正文】 盡管他們可能被認(rèn)為是證據(jù)的意圖 ,法院也靠朝一些慷慨的 婚姻財產(chǎn)分布具有里程碑意義的執(zhí)政以來在2022年。 對于女性來說 ,最大的問題是是否有足夠的錢為孩子們在發(fā)生死亡或離婚?！? 沖突如何使用錢 ,或者濫用 ,通常是“提出問題”夫婦去咨詢時 ,諾爾斯說。這是一個令人驚訝的是對一個大型的伙伴關(guān)系的人口比例。諾爾斯說 ,“很多人說不聯(lián)系輔導(dǎo)員 ,其客戶來自社會的各個層面。 但是在這樣一個時代當(dāng)離婚和串行婚姻已屬司空見慣 ,當(dāng)許多女性正在進入婚姻獲得大筆等資產(chǎn)越來越組件的家族財富 ,不僅僅是億萬富翁像羅納德她用的錢已經(jīng)從她的父親那里繼承來的。s debts. Usually it is advisable to choose this regime if the husband has risky business activities, Lapeyre said. In the United States, a prenuptial agreement would be necessary to guard one spouse from the other39。t do things, Maizels said, or she had wealth, but lost it supporting a previous partner, or worse, a partner39。 Knowles said. It bees a matter of control. Meanwhile, keeping secrets can arouse anxieties in the other partner about where the money is going: How e you won39。s secret loan to unveil the dynamics of an unhealthy marriage. But in an age when divorce and serial marriage have bee monplace, when many women are entering marriages earning large sums and such assets are an increasing ponent of family wealth, it is not just billionaires like Ronald Perelman, president of Revlon, and Donald Trump who are concerned about protecting what is his, what is hers and what is theirs. While prenuptial agreements and even postnuptial agreements are increasingly being used to set boundaries, in the end, who gets what depends on legal jurisdiction, sound financial planning, national traditions and the psychological state of the marriage. Common sense may dictate that since most countries require ine tax returns signed by both spouses, husbands and wives should at least know what the other is earning. But this is not necessarily so, experts in marriage counseling and family law say. At Relate, the largest couples counseling charity in Britain, each couple is given an exit evaluation after a course of therapy. One question they are asked is, Do you know how much your partner earns? Many people say no, said Denise Knowles, a counselor at Relate, whose clients e from all levels of society. Dennis Grande, an attorney and family law specialist at Mackall, Crouse amp。 When Linda, a social worker in the New York area, received a significant chunk of money after her mother died, she did not divulge the amount to her husband of 15 years. Instead, she set up separate accounts earmarked for the education of their son and daughter. Worried that her marriage would founder once her children left home, Madame M., the wife of an Asian industrialist, bought an expensive apartment in central Paris to prepare as a possible escape hatch. The money she used had been inherited from her father. The marriage survived. But a decade later, her husband and children still don39。We can39。s financial situation as influenced by the child39。gal. Only ine and assets accumulated during the marriage are considered part of the munity property, of which each partner is considered to own half. Even in France, some people choose to fence off additional marital assets. For instance, in the case of a newlywed just out of school who is starting a specialty medical practice, an agreement may be drawn to ensure that the practice will remain the doctor39。相反 ,她設(shè)立獨立賬戶用于教育他們的兒子和女兒。 經(jīng)典的結(jié)婚誓言可 能敦促富裕 ,貧窮 ,“但從配偶隱瞞金融活動不是一個新的策略。但這并不一定如此 ,婚姻咨詢專家和家庭法說。我認(rèn)為如果妻子有 足夠的消費和舒適 ,她是不