The South Asians Adding Prenups to Their Wedding Checklist

More couples in the diaspora are signing premarital agreements — and rethinking love, duty, and divorce.

When Ramit Sethi met the woman he was going to marry, he planned not only the perfect way to pop the question, but something else: a prenup. “As I started to get ready to propose, I had friends and business contacts say ‘hey, this is something you should think about,’” Sethi told The Juggernaut. Sethi had been an entrepreneur for 15 years and built up considerable assets. But would his future fiancée find the idea of a prenup off-putting? He only had one way to find out.