Legal Aspects of the I Do Philosophy: The "I Do..." Philosophy Blue Print
Channel: I Do if its Equitable
Date: 13/01/2021

The ultimate goal of the "I Do..." Philosophy is an "I Do..." Marriage Contract which serves and protects both partners. Before we draft such a contract we should familiarize ourselves with basic legal issues at a level the average person could glean from an internet search.

We begin our discussion by examining the current adversarial approach to the current divorce system. 

We next discuss the need for an "I Do..." Marriage Contract as the only answer for each partner to unquestionably state and be held accountable to their beliefs and expectations. 

Prenuptial Agreements or Understandings are compared and contrasted to a legally binding contract.

No Fault versus Fault Divorce are briefly discussed.

Whether one should fight over the possession of an item is discussed.

The concept of a Community Property Divorce is discussed.

When is Enough, Enough discusses at what point is a lifestyle change fair and equitable. The second divorce of Mick Jagger is examined to emphasize points made during the discussion.

In Summary:

Do you want an approach to Dating, Marrying, and Divorcing Wisely?

If you believe that ignorance is bliss, love is blind, or love conquers all then do not watch these videos...they can do nothing for you.

Dating can become a time consuming and expensive effort whose trends often become expectations.

Many consider marriage as nothing more than a means to acquire wealth and property that they cannot provide for themselves.

Divorce has reached a crisis state in America. So too has its financial and emotional consequences.
What is the answer to the financial and emotional trauma that bad dating, bad marriage, or bad divorce can cause?

"I Do" if its Equitable and its companion Philosophy  is the answer.

Properly applied, the "I Do" Philosophy should allow both partners to continue dating, and/or enter into marriage, without suspicion. The couple is free to enjoy a loving, growing, stable relationship without having to fear any potential harm the other may cause.