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anyone ever did or planning a prenup with smart contract? 
maybe through a platform like @splits?

/salty /fufu
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Bookmarked this so I can implement in the future

would your partner agree to it? random survey from past partners to current, no one would ever be into it

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Currently building Mitsukeru.

Kuala Lumpur, Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

we are both impartial to it, imo it takes a lot of trust, a lifetime of trust to be married to each other, not just because it's official on paper, but to trust each other's well-being and journey together into uncertainties

prenup looks and sounds like anti-trust to us

prenups are legal in indonesia! 
in malaysia they aren't illegal, but enforceability is in question. similar to singapore, not automatically legal/binding, just taken into consideration.

it's all about the money, shariah law in indo is just cosmetics, a facade for new shard of economy, divorce is as easy as pay and sign

but i wonder how the shariah court deals with this (i imagine this is an issue even in .my marriages - because if you're muslim, they don't go to the civil court for a divorce, but shariah - and the laws are obviously different)

interesting, probably legal in indo due to high rate of divorce, regardless of socioeconomic status