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My Labubu Needs A Prenup, Too

Prenups aren't just for bank accounts and real estate—today's most valuable assets might be your collectibles and memorabilia.

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If you haven’t heard of Labubus, you’re missing out on one of the hottest trends in the collectible world.

These limited-edition designer toys have become the new Beanie Babies for a generation obsessed with exclusivity and creativity. Some rare Labubus figures sell out in seconds and resell for thousands online. Labubus collectors are passionate, and their collections can quickly become significant assets.

Remember the infamous Beanie Babies divorce case? In the late 1990s, a couple made headlines when they sat on a courtroom floor, dividing their Beanie Babies one by one. What seemed silly at the time was actually a battle over thousands of dollars in rare plush toys. Whether you’re a casual fan or a serious investor, protecting your Labubus stash in a prenup is as important as safeguarding your savings account. If you or your partner are passionate collectors of Labubus, Beanie Babies, vintage Pokemon cards or anything else, here’s why a prenup is your best move to protect your prized possessions.

1. They Contain Both Emotional and Financial Value

Collectibles aren’t just “stuff.” For many, they represent years of passion, investment, and community. A rare Labubu or first-edition Beanie Baby can be worth thousands, or even tens of thousands, of dollars.

2. Appreciating Assets

Unlike some possessions, collectibles often increase in value over time. Depending on the item, something you bought for $50 a decade ago could be worth a small fortune today.

3. Preventing Disputes

Divorce courts may not understand the true value of your collection, leading to messy and unfair divisions. A prenup lets you decide in advance who keeps what, saving time, money, and heartbreak.

How First Makes It Easy to Protect Your Collection

First is the modern, stress-free way to create a prenup that covers all your valuable assets, including collectibles.

Here’s how First helps:

Customizable Asset Lists: Easily list and describe your collectibles and specify how they should be handled in the event of a split.
Legal Guidance: On our lawyer-supported platform, you will work with family law attorneys who understand the unique value of collectibles and how to protect them in a prenuptial agreement.
Secure Online Platform: Draft, edit, and sign your prenup from anywhere, with industry-standard privacy and security.
Fair and Friendly Process: First’s platform encourages open, honest conversations about what matters most—so you and your partner can agree on terms without drama.

Don’t Let Your Collectibles Become Courtroom Drama

Whether you’re a Beanie Baby OG, a Labubus fanatic, or a collector of anything in between, your treasures deserve protection. A prenup isn’t just for the ultra-wealthy—it’s for anyone who wants to safeguard what they love, both emotionally and financially. You can trust First to keep your possessions in your hands. Book a consultation call today!

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