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Hakimi's Law
This is a practice in which a wealthy man transfers his income and net worth to the name of a close relative to prevent financial exploitation by women who marry for the sole purpose of gaining financial benefits from a premeditated divorce.
I don't trust my girlfriend, Natasha. She loves money a lot. If we get married, I am considering applying Hakimi's Law to protect my financial assets.
Hakimi's Law by Gerald NMT April 14, 2023
Hakimiology
Hakimiology by The hyepman's legacy April 15, 2023
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Hakimi
Hakimi is a person thats vey annoying in the outside, but when with someone he is close with, he's very goofy and childish!
He looks very matured and charmed, however he tries his best to look stylish. He’s very lousy, and don’t like doing assignments and procrastinate all the time. But when he does his work, its perfect!
He’s good in sports, usually an athlete. Most girls are over him every time. He’s an eye-catcher for girls. He’s not a truthful person and usually date more than one girls.
He’s a caring person towards the people he love. He's a keeper too! He gets jealous towards anyone that is close to his girlfriend most of the time.
He looks very matured and charmed, however he tries his best to look stylish. He’s very lousy, and don’t like doing assignments and procrastinate all the time. But when he does his work, its perfect!
He’s good in sports, usually an athlete. Most girls are over him every time. He’s an eye-catcher for girls. He’s not a truthful person and usually date more than one girls.
He’s a caring person towards the people he love. He's a keeper too! He gets jealous towards anyone that is close to his girlfriend most of the time.
Hakimi by sprinklekindnessandtomatoes October 27, 2019
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Achraf Hakimi by Riololman February 3, 2022
Hakimi's law
It is a traditional practice where a married man transfers all belongings under his name to a close relative of his shortly into his marriage to protect himself from possible greedy and selfless abuse of a divorce by his wife resulting in him losing 50% of all belongings or a possibly higher proportion.
I might follow hakimi's law to protect myself soon, I'm worried my partner will divorce me for my money and belongings.
Hakimi's law by controllzlmao April 18, 2023
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