Once upon a time, in a world where postnuptial agreements in Missouri were as common as dandelions, there existed a man who was a master of time. His name was Henry, and he had a rare genetic disorder that caused him to time travel uncontrollably. This was the premise of the book “The Time Traveler’s Wife”, written by Audrey Niffenegger.

As Henry traveled through time, he often found himself in legal predicaments that boggled the mind. From navigating visa requirements for Slovakia in the 18th century to pondering whether slick tires were street legal in the 22nd century, Henry was constantly in need of expert legal advice.

Enter Clare, Henry’s wife. She had her own legal expertise, specializing in legal familia matters, particularly postnuptial agreements for time-traveling spouses. Together, they navigated the intricacies of legal services, whether it was in Burlington County, NJ or the far reaches of the space-time continuum.

At one point, Henry found himself in ancient India, contemplating the legal age to buy a sim card in a time long before the concept of telecommunications had even been conceived. Meanwhile, Clare delved into the intricacies of environmental laws in China, even as she traversed through time alongside Henry.

But it wasn’t all legal conundrums and complex regulations. Henry and Clare also found time to pursue their passions, including Henry’s love for legal hustle clothing and Clare’s interest in understanding intersection light rules in various time periods.

With their combined legal expertise and unwavering love for each other, Henry and Clare continued to navigate the complexities of time travel and legal matters, proving that even in the most extraordinary circumstances, legal advice is always indispensable.