What Men & Women NEED To Know About Marriage
February 17, 2026
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as posted by the channelJames Sexton explains why avoiding hard conversations before marriage is the real mistake most couples make. Drawing on decades as one of America’s top divorce lawyers, he reveals why prenups are not about mistrust, but about creating safety, clarity, and control before the government decides for you.
He breaks down how marriage automatically creates a legal system of yours, mine and ours, and how assets can quietly become co mingled without you realising it. James explains why high earners are often blindsided in divorce, how lawyers can amplify conflict for years, and why waiting until things go wrong is the worst possible time to decide the rules. He also reveals why fear of mentioning a prenup is often the biggest red flag in a relationship.
This conversation reframes prenups as a tool for protection, honesty and long term stability rather than a sign of doubt.
Discover:
• Why avoiding a prenup can cost millions later
• How marriage automatically changes ownership of assets
• The hidden risks of co mingling finances
• Why hard conversations build stronger relationships
• How divorce lawyers use valuation battles as leverage
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