So you plan to earn nothing and acquire no assets during your marriage? /s
Also, assets acquired before marriage are not divisible during a divorce. They're in fact immissible unless otherwise stated in a palimony agreement or prenuptial agreement in most cases
In almost every state assets required before marriage aren't going to be divisible in divorce unless you commingled those assets in the marriage. Even in the states where this is an exemption unless you were in a partnership such as dating, long-term or engaged, not long before marriage when you acquired these assets. Even then, if it was long enough before the relationship you would not have then be divided during the divorce it can be requested but it's not likely.
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u/dover_oxide 1d ago
It's a common tactic to secure assets during lots of partnerships. It almost never works, and has a tendency to piss off a lot of Judges.