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No. A Pre-Nuptial Agreement (PNA) is often introduced late in the relationship, which can feel coercive or even create the feeling that the one asking for the PNA is already setting the stage to get out of the relationship. PNAs can also be overturned in court just by saying one was forced to sign.

Koala-fied Dating establishes a foundation of expectations and clarifies things like existing debt responsibility, asset evaluation, and household bills as a prerequisite of becoming a member of the website. This removes the “bait and switch predator” risk that has been found in traditional dating sites; it has no place here.

Your specific valuations are not disclosed to Koala-fied and therefore not available to share with other members. The Pre-Introduction Agreement© “only” states that the witness confirms that the Member has completed the Asset and Liability document and that it is being kept by the Member for future purposes if called upon by the Courts.

The Pre-Introduction Agreement (PIA)© acts as a legal Memorandum of Understanding (MOU). MoUs are legal when properly witnessed.

The PIA clarifies that every member has agreed to a prenuptial-style agreement, as well as other articles of the agreement, prior to the couple cohabitating, whether common law or married.

The Pre-Introduction Agreement (PIA)© is designed to counter the prenuptial fallibilities that have been seen to come about in court cases.

Historically, there have been found that are cases where Pre-Nups have been disposed of (in court) when one of the couples testifies that they were coerced and/or put under some form of duress to force the PNA to be signed.

Seeing this in our research, it became obvious that the only way to disarm such a claim, as signing, and later saying that one was forced to sign, is to make the PNA a condition of being a member of the dating site.

Having every member being fully and legally aware that a PNA was agreed to before cohabitation and even before the couple ever met removes the stigma of asking for a PNA during the relationship and filters out those that may have alterior motives.

Removing those that may have alterior motives leaves less to be concerned about when you are being introduced for the first time and leaves more time for Cupid to work the magic.

Yes. Step Zero (the Pre-Introduction Agreement (PIA)© lays a foundation of honesty and joint purpose. The articles of the PIA will form a large part of the PNA to be signed before cohabitation.

We argue the opposite very strongly.

By contractually handling the motivational, financial, and logistical problems such as previous debts, the concerns about children of previous relationships, planning children of your own, how rent is to be paid, etc., the initial fears of meeting a dishonest person are very much diminished.

The result of having the Pre-Introduction Agreement (PIA)© in place results in a lot more time for romance to be discovered and less time on worrying about the what ifs.