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NEMO | Here's some ideas.
Have a 1% clause. For every year married she can get 1%. That way when you have been married 50 years she can have half. By then you should know if it is going to work.
Have a 10 year clause added to the 1% clause. Have to be married at least 10 years before she can take her 1%'s. This is good if worried about someone marrying you for 3 or 4 years and then taking you to the cleaners.
If you have family land that is handed down or think you are going to inherit some, have it excluded or a clause where it skips her and goes to your kids.
Both do a balance sheet as close to the wedding day as possible. Use this as bench mark. If you get divorced, split the growth from the years you been married. Example if someone brings $240,000 to the marriage and someone brings $10,000. 25 years later together you are worth $1,000,000, take out the original $250,000 and split the $750,000.
Remember, Marriage is great if you marry the RIGHT person!
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Prenuptial agreement
