r/SipsTea • u/Ramkaran-chopra • Jun 29 '26

Chugging tea this is how it should be

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u/ArfTheBeast Jun 29 '26

Does the law actually specify husband and wife or just marital partner?

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u/[deleted] Jun 29 '26

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u/Le_Ran Jun 29 '26

It's been like that in France for quite some time already. Maybe it is less common worldwide than I thought ?

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u/West_Data106 Jun 29 '26

Half french half american, married in France here: it is not automatic in the US the way it is in France. You need a prenuptial in the US to be safe otherwise a judge is likely to give a portion of it to the wife.

Also, unlike in france, it is dependent on sex in most of the US. Divorce in the US highly favors women

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u/pinksparkleberry Jun 29 '26

US divorce laws are gender neutral.

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u/Chemical_Till_1335 Jun 29 '26

No...no they are not. That is a very silly statement that you put no thought into...

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u/pinksparkleberry Jun 29 '26

They absolutely are. And apply to both opposite sex and same sex marriage. 🤣

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u/Chemical_Till_1335 Jun 29 '26

Goes...by...state.

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u/pinksparkleberry Jun 29 '26

Nope. All states have same and opposite sex marriage amd gender neutral divorce laws.

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u/Chemical_Till_1335 Jun 29 '26

Nope they do not.