What do you want to call it? Parental home then. I don't know how it is for others. I moved to the village with my husband and my parents stayed in their house. They probably would have found it strange if my husband had permanently moved into the parental home (and us too). In my opinion, however, this is not an expression of disrespect for the parental home
No one is talking about disrespect either, but "losing home," as you called it, is something completely different, otherwise you would have stayed there under all circumstances. In this respect, I would have already lost my home three times.
I am fully aware that these are luxury problems. But we are here in the house building forum. Basically, everyone here only has luxury problems.
That is largely true, but not everyone complains. You can tell that this is a "problem" for you; every problem, no matter how small it seems, is always the biggest for its respective owner. If I told you my problems, you would laugh out loud :D; I can't laugh about it. That is why such an exchange here can also be important, to see how others perceive one's own problem and also maybe to recalibrate oneself.
Then came the explosion and boom, value tripled suddenly.
You call something martial "boom boom" or "explosion," where most others would have roared with joy. See this possible tax as an investment in your future and that of your descendants, which will open many doors for them that will always remain closed to others who have worked no less. You still do not name a solution with clear numbers and values for this tax because such an all-happiness-producing solution simply does not exist.
Well, definitely legal in the sense of legal. Whether it is fair, everyone can have their own opinion.
That’s right. In a divorce, both sides mostly feel treated unfairly, but what is fair; the same applies in court. When I look back at some things and add them up, I get quite dizzy and it does not feel "fair," but that is how it was decided based on applicable law and therefore IT IS law.