Loan agreement for only one person: advantages / disadvantages

sounds almost too romantic to be true. I have only not seen a war of the roses among couples where they have grown apart without children. When children are involved, or even better a new one who was the reason, the war of the roses happens despite the prenuptial agreement

Alright, then we have tried to minimize possible points of contention.

The really bad thing about the absence of prenuptial agreements is that people, just because of the looming stress that a divorce entails, do not separate and continue to live unhappily.

In any case, she is dependent.

The dependence is, in my opinion, mutual. If "she" runs away and leaves "him" with the children, he also has a problem at first (balancing full-time work and children).

However, I earn more part-time than my husband does full-time, and that, although he is a senior manager in a very large company.

I see the latter at around 150,000 euros upwards per year. Will you reveal your source of income? I would then consider it in my next life ...

Will you reveal your occupation? I might consider it in my next life ...

The industry can be inferred from my name. I already wish you a lot of fun in your next life. I can tell you that many years of really hard work lie ahead of you. There are very few people who can withstand this burden. You don't get any gifts in life.

It's quite interesting what opinions are expressed here.

I respect all opinions even if I can't understand all of them.

It can happen that the woman cheats on/leaves/messes with the man, whatever, and as a reward she still gets half the house "gifted."

For example, I never claimed that I would throw my wife and children out of my house in case of a separation just because it's my house. I'm actually very relaxed about that. For me, simply the fact of ownership is what's important.

How and when does one even make a prenuptial agreement? Logically, before getting married, right? Then just have the contract drawn up by a notary and that's it?

So I can definitely stipulate in a prenuptial agreement that the woman gets no ownership or gain claims on the house? The house would also be the only thing I would want to include in the contract.