Bethany used her inheritance to buy a house, but her husband wanted to be co-owner even though he didn’t contribute any money. When she said no, he asked for past rent payments or hinted at ending their marriage. As a stay-at-home mom, Bethany sought advice, and many people recommended she think about the worth of her unpaid work and get legal help to understand property laws. It’s important to have open communication and seek legal advice to resolve complicated situations like this.
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