For those who consider marriage to be a business transaction (like a partnership) sanctioned by the state because it involves the state, i might suggest a seven-year path to 50% of net worth. Seven years is how long you have to live together, in California, to be considered married, at which point, everybody knows, everything is split 50/50. 50/7=7.14 So start out the first year with an entitlement of 7.14% of your net worth, distributed over 12 months. Next year, 14.28%...and so on. And visa versa, you get 7.14% of her net worth...up to 50% after seven years. If it's less than yours, so be it. That's partnership. In theory, both would contribute to the other's increase in net worth. A woman's contribution can often be accomplished just by staying home as a "house wife". This can indeed improve his net worth, so yah, she deserves it. A problem is when there is a huge disparity and the jr. partner, in terms of net worth, wants 50% sooner than later. If they try to grab it too soon, it's possible the marriage could be annulled. If not, it could hurt one's capital formation.
Seeing her picture isn't the worst that could happen ... https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...rter-Adan-Manzano-death-eerie-prediction.html Luckily, this woman's specialty is getting slaps on the wrist after drugging and robbing young men, so Ken is probably safe.