Literal Odds and Ends

[SuburbanFarmer]

Settle down kids.

Prenups do NOT have to be "government approved." No license is required to enter into one. You don't have to ask permission of the magistrate to sign one.

However, if you try to write up your own, you are extremely likely to fuck it all up and cry watching a judge wipe her ass with it.

Can you provide an example of ANY personal contract not government-sanctioned that has held up in court, in the past 20 years?

What do you mean by "government-sanctioned?" Be specific and I'll try to answer.

I mean a personal contract, not going through a government-approved mediary.

Mortgage - Licensed Broker, Licensed Lawyer/Actuary
Auto - same
Rental - same
Marriage - Contract licensed by the state

Try drawing up an actual contract on your own computer (as a private citizen without a license of some kind), having someone else sign it, and putting it through the court system.

[Speaker to Animals]

The government does not "approve" most contracts. They only enforce them in civil disputes.

But in family courts, they often violate the contracts when it suits the mother, just as they violate the father's civil and constitutional rights, or even due process obligations routinely, whenever those things also suit the mother.

It's worse in some places than others, but the family courts in America are a fucking abomination.

The only "government-approved" contracts are the ones you enter into with the state.

[SuburbanFarmer]

The government does not "approve" most contracts. They only enforce them in civil disputes.

But in family courts, they often violate the contracts when it suits the mother, just as they violate the father's civil and constitutional rights, or even due process obligations routinely, whenever those things also suit the mother.

It's worse in some places than others, but the family courts in America are a fucking abomination.

The only "government-approved" contracts are the ones you enter into with the state.

Like I said, try enforcing a contract, without a government-sanctioned party involved. Anywhere.

[Fife]

A court is necessary to enforce a contract against someone's will (legally at least). Sorry, I'm not picking you up at all.

[SuburbanFarmer]

A court is necessary to enforce a contract against someone's will (legally at least). Sorry, I'm not picking you up at all.

Yes it is.

But has a court ever enforced a contract that was formed without government involvement?

[Speaker to Animals]

A court is necessary to enforce a contract against someone's will (legally at least). Sorry, I'm not picking you up at all.

Yes it is.

But has a court ever enforced a contract that was formed without government involvement?

All the time

[TheReal_ND]

It's like this nigga dont even watch judge Judy sheeeeeit.

[Zlaxer]

...has a court ever enforced a contract that was formed without government involvement?

WTF?



What do you think happens if you stopped paying your credit card bill?

[Zlaxer]

Bro Grumps, read this --> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freedom_of_contract

[Speaker to Animals]

...has a court ever enforced a contract that was formed without government involvement?

WTF?



What do you think happens if you stopped paying your credit card bill?

It's called a write off, Jerry. They write it off.