Ok, here is how it works. Visitation restriction is a part of most disciplinary grids. If the woman is in segregation status she may not have visits, of any kind, for months.
Now, what do you think she's going to do if you don't send her the funds she wants, right, cut you off. In that she is provided for by the state she only needs one stupid sugar daddy.
I think women, who marry inmates with life sentences, do that so they can say they are married, for some sense of satisfaction. I think that deep down most want the guy locked up.
Most guys that marry these women with life bits are just doing it for a shot of tail, and, like the women, have zero self esteem. I see this kind of thing as legal prostitution. I don't think any inmate should be allowed to marry while in prison.
HERE'S A LEGAL QUESTION.
Ohio law provides as cause for a divorce that the person is incarcerated. What if that person is incarcerated when the marriage occurs? Wouldn't that factor loose legal standing? And how does community property work in such a situation?