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00:00:02 [Music] If you don’t have a prenup and you get divorced, then in general, the divorce laws would apply to your case, right? So, whatever laws in your state impact how you divide your assets and liabilities, the laws that impact alimony and how they’re paid, etc., all that would apply to your case if you do not have a prenup. as opposed to if you do have a prenup, you and your spouse are contracting and reaching an agreement on how the court is to divide your assets and whatever support is to be paid going forward. But if that’s not
00:00:36 in the place, then the laws in that state are going to apply. [Music]