Eliminate Divorce Court Battles over Assets and Property: "I Do..." if it's Equitable
Channel: I Do if its Equitable
Date: 04/02/2021

In this video we discuss the We Believe Element of the "I Do..." Philosophy. A set of rules or resolutions as it were that serve to protect both partners and attempt to eliminate divorce court battles over assets and property.

Some of the most vicious moments between a divorcing couple occur when they battle over possession of property or assets. 

In this discussion we strive to eliminate such battles in the first place.

The "I Do..." We Believe items include:

* Assets and property owned prior to the marriage are exempt from the marriage.
* Not expecting a lifestyle greater than your income can make possible.
* Forfeiting any lifestyle increase upon divorce unless Equitably earned.
* Meeting common expenses on a pro rated Equitable basis.
* Equitable consideration of any and all other income sources.
* Not considering material things as proof of one's love for you.
* Employment expectations.
* Entertainment demands not exceeding the income of the partner seeking such entertainment.
* Gifts
* Stay at Home Mom or Dad should the child(ren) require it.

The Ten Pearls to Ponder While Dating are cited. Please seethe video of the same name.

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.