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I am very rich headed for a divorce and do not want to split my fortune with my wife how can I do this
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There are many ways to ensure that your fortune remains intact upon a divorce. One option is to have an prenuptial or postnuptial agreement. A prenuptial agreement is an agreement entered into by two people before marriage, outlining how assets and liabilities will be split in the event of a divorce. A postnuptial agreement is an agreement entered into by two people after marriage, typically outlining the same details as a prenuptial agreement. The other option is to invest heavily in assets that are non-marital, meaning these assets would not be split in the event of a divorce. Finally, it is important to ensure the title of all assets are in only one name so that no claim of mutual ownership can be made. For example, if assets are titled in both names, then there is potential to have the courts split the assets 50/50. Therefore, it is important to ensure that all title and ownership of all assets are in only one name. It may also be beneficial to create a trust with instructions on how your wealth should be managed and distributed upon your death. By speaking to a qualified legal professional, you can better understand your options and devise a plan that meets your needs.