Mail: Equitable Divorce

If prenups followed contract law, this could be worked out then. The woman decides what she wants should she be dumped in 20 years and the man agrees to it, or they both walk away. Let's face the facts though, have you ever heard of a scenario where the husband was a good provider for 20 years and then he just decides to completely kick his wife to curb and leave her out in the cold to fend for herself? I haven't. Usually the worst case scenario is he cheats on her, which is wrong, but she's still provided for. I'm sure it does happen but it's gotta be rare. Men are protective of their interests. A woman he has kids with is his interest. But regardless of that, all of these details should be part of a marriage contract. So we don't have to deal with this bullshit family court system where mem get fucked over left and right because their ex was wasn't happy anymore.

@EdTrollington: Biased judges. They do not give a damn about prenups, it is all about publicity. If they gave up the case to the man, they would be shunned from doing court cases involving women from then on. The U.S. system is ENTIRELY screwed up. Businesses are given more weight than THE PEOPLE. The Constitution dictates what the government can and can't do and this shows, even an entity as strong as the government needs to abide by the individual. In this case, women are treated as the lesser (in essence, the government should protect them over the man). This can be done so; however, they become property. Women are not fine with it...okay fine equality. Well now, why isn't a woman treated the same as a man? O_O Major screw up there. Human to human (we are both people; therefore, we are BOTH powerful. More powerful than the government and businsses). So in essence, the government SHOULD NOT be able to intervene in matters with women and men and since women are not equal, tough shit! If you cannot make it in a relationship, you CAN divorce; however, unless you work for it, you should have NOTHING to your name.

The kids should go to who can best provide for them.

@EdTrollington: Which again, would be the man. Statistically, more men work than females. Nope! The court system WILL NOT HAVE IT!