Is it possible to buy/finance a house during the separation year?

So I don’t see this as a kind of "throwing obstacles in the way" just because he refuses to sign.
Your "girlfriend" (sorry, sounds like you yourself are this girlfriend) will, as previously mentioned, get a few thousand after the divorce.
So why shouldn’t he go the route to also get what he possibly is entitled to by law.
According to the question in this forum, your girlfriend obviously wants to prevent or avoid this.
All good, everyone looks out for themselves, but in my opinion, he is acting exactly right then.

I’m afraid I have to disappoint you, because if I were the girlfriend myself, I would write it accordingly. I have already asked questions here several times on my own behalf. Knock on wood, still happy like on the first day even after the 9th wedding anniversary.

She doesn’t want to avoid anything concerning the past years. She just simply doesn’t want to have anything to do with him in the future regarding assets.

She will soon return fully to her job again, she is a Dipl. Ing. and will earn good money. Of course she wants to build something new for herself.

But as I said, that’s not the topic here!

as I said, I really wish her luck, don’t misunderstand. But I would be surprised if she can make it happen. Then the financial starting position has to be so good that the house bank cooperates. There are always exceptions, but it is an exception. And with the big providers, it goes by the book

All good! I know what you mean, but I wish it for her so much that I believe one can find a bank that maybe doesn’t work by the book! But as I said, I will report on how it turned out. I have always done that so far. Only in this way do the last 10 pages really make sense for the "afterlife"

She will soon be fully back in her job, she is a graduate engineer and will earn good money. It's clear that she wants to build something new for herself.

The whole post sounds as if she would separate from me because she finally has her own money now? So currently she does not have a full-time job and no significant capital? The conditions seem to get worse from post to post.

The whole post sounds like she would leave me because she finally has her own money now?

So does she currently have no full-time job and no significant equity? The conditions seem to get worse with every post.

Oh man, please not you too..

She has always had her own money. She has been working part-time since the child was born, the child will start daycare in October, so she will increase to full-time again starting November. It's that simple!

Can we please stop interpreting things into the whole matter now.

I don't want to dwell on the separation now, but if she wants to buy the house NOW, then it's just bad if she only goes back to full-time work in November. When does the seller want to get rid of the house?

I don't want to dwell on the separation now, but if she wants to buy the house NOW, then that's bad if she only goes back to full-time work in November. When does the seller want to get rid of the house?

She has already received an amendment contract, which also states what she will earn again then.

The seller wants to have it done by the end of the year/beginning of the new year.