I'm a 34-year-old dude who works from home and makes around $60,000 per year after taxes in California. I'm currently dating a fine girl from Cambodia whom I'm planning to bring over to the States. She's 5'7" tall, quite pretty, and let's just say she's way out of my league if she was born here. She's interested in visiting the US on a tourist visa, and she asked me to sponsor her for a green card so she can live with me. But if things go sour, divorce is always an option, right? I know Cali has this common property law, so I want to move to a state where it's more equitable. My employer is flexible, so I can relocate easily. I'll see a lawyer for a prenup to secure my assets and avoid paying alimony. Anything else I should know?

I know about the Form I-864 (Affidavit of Support), but how can I pay it the least amount possible? Just in case.

Which state is best for protecting my assets and income if we end up divorcing?

Also, if my partner uses her immigration status and income gap as leverage to throw out the prenup and demand alimony in court, can that happen?

Is it better to go for a fiancé visa or spouse visa to stay together longer? What are some excuses for choosing fiancé if she insists on a spouse visa?

Lastly, how can I protect myself from false domestic violence accusations? My homies warned me about this trick , and I'm a little worried.

Thanks