Generally, the law presumes that an agreement made between wife and husband is not intended to create legal relations especially if they are living in the same room.

Just videotape her signing the form will have no use because she can cry in the police station that in the middle of the session, she decided not to continue with it but her husband still forcing himself on her and her husband slapping her face very badly until she does not dare to fight back. (after that she can ask any guys to slap on her face badly before lodging a police report and request for a body check-up in a hospital. You are as good as dead.

This post has been edited by uamcy: Dec 29 2019, 10:32 PM

Yes, with your dna, her crying testimony, and some slapping wound, you are as good as dead.

If its molest case, the woman's word alone is enough if she can cry profusely in the court and explaining how you molested her.



This post has been edited by uamcy: Dec 30 2019, 12:25 AM

The law says it's legal for married couples to have sex. But it does not mean that you can rape your wife because raping is a criminal offense. So consent is part of the jurisprudence.

A contract will automatically void if one of the terms is breaking the law. You cannot put in the contract like "you can force yourself on your wife even without her consent"

That's why I said, molest and marital rape cases are very dangerous to a man. First, the victim just has to cry in the police station for the police to put you inside lock up and then eventually to charge you in the court.

The most credible evidence is video/eye-witness.