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  1. yes we always do, I think it’s a good thing, it always makes me feel better but it just makes me sad it’s been happening in the first place if that makes sense

  2. I think you’re misplacing your disapproval on Cathy. This dude doesn’t sound like a good guy by any means. I approve of your plan to change jobs if that is feasible, the farther you get away from this mess-waiting-to-implode the better.

  3. right now she's just “trans” like every 14 year old girl in 2023.

    And you tried to claim you're not a transphobe in another comment. You lying sack of shit.

  4. Those are all meaningless platitudes.

    Single moms make what now?

    Socially acceptable isn’t important or relevant for the consequences.

    A fair amount of financial support? From where? The father? You think taking a piece of already tight money, will get better?

    Father’s can’t just make poor decisions?

    You saying nonsense because it feels good does not make your point. OP also has duty beyond her instant gratification. Pretending leaving solves that happiness equation is foolish.

  5. She doesn’t want a rental she wants to skip straight to buying a house and she wants to do it without me if she has to (instead of waiting for us to be in better financial positions)

  6. What is your fiancée’s planned profession? Will she eventually be making good money or will her profession generate significantly less income than you ( excluding your rentals)? Are you intending this house to be your marital home? Why is your fiancée asking for 50% ownership? If you get a prenup it will likely include her getting either cash (alimony) or equity in the house in the event of divorce.

    Using myself as an example, I own the home my wife and I online in outright. I intend to always keep this house and in the event of a divorce my prenup offers my wife alimony for a period of time in lieu of ownership of the house. Unless we buy another property in which case she’ll be entitled to half the equity in the property we (I) live in in the future. I would expect a prenup for you to look similar. Since you own multiple properties it’s unlikely that you can get married with a prenup that doesn’t allot here something in the event of a divorce.

    I think you should probably sit down with your fiancée and go over your expected finances both currently and in the future to find an equitable division.

    That said, in my state ( and most states I believe) if you add someone to the deed for your property then in the event that something happens to you the property can pass to your spouse/partner without going through probate. It seems like that’s a good starting point for everyone’s expectations.

    If you intend to marry this person then you’ll need to start thinking in term of us, rather than me, when it comes to finances in the future.

    I’m also a bit unclear of the financials for buying this property. Are you parents giving you the down payment out of your inheritance, which you will pay them back for, while you are also paying the mortgage for the remainder, so in effect you are paying two loans at the same time? That seems especially complicated. I think the better option is your parents give you part of your inheritance early to cover the down payment and you cover the mortgage that remains. Then in the event that you sell this property in the future you replenish your inheritance fund from that and keep the remaining equity yourself. Alternatively, you and your wife are both on the mortgage, and you split the mortgage payment and then you pay your inheritance loan back yourself at the same time. I think the best way to approach this is splitting the mortgage with your fiancée while you cover the inheritance repayment on your own since that is intended to be your money ( and not your stbwifes). That way she can’t use the approach of you’re being given the money as an excuse to discount it.

  7. Please tell the person! They may have just forgotten, it will definitely be more awkward for the party planner after the fact lmao.

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