<prompt> Human: Long story short I have great credit, a small business, and a house in my name and She has shitty credit and a ton of debt due to college and medical bills. Im not opposed to getting married but I absolutely do not want to commingle incomes or debt in the event that either one of us gets audited or in her case someone decides to garnish her wages. The reason this worries me is she dumbly cosigned on a student loan for her brother at 19 and her step father is not paying the loan to spite her mother. Is there a way to do this that legally keeps our finances 100 separate while still allowing us to marry?Assistant: Dont sign any documents that are legally binding. You can still have a ceremony, have any random person pronounce you married, just dont sign anything.Human: i cant get health insurance that way and I cant afford it on my own since I pay for all of the housing related bills.  <response>: So you want all the benefits of getting married but none of the potential downfalls? Real life doesnt quite work out that way. 