Before you build a trifecta, launch a new entity, or try to scale your wealth strategy, you need to get real about something far more urgent: the state of your marriage.
If the relationship is unstable, any financial plan you build is sitting on sand. Wealth building, acquisitions, entity structuring, and tax strategies all require clarity, trust, and stability. If that’s missing, you’re at risk.
You’ve got two choices:
1. Rip the cord and end the marriage, or
2. Fix it, reconcile, and put a postnup or legal clarity in place.
Family law attorneys see this all the time. The “money spouse” may start playing games—delaying receivables, hiding income, moving cash—what professionals call SIDS (Sudden Income Deficiency Syndrome). And that can blow up both the relationship and the financial plan.
Bottom line: Don’t build a financial future with someone until you know what future you’re building together.
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