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The lawyer we saw also suggested this. Keeps things above board, lessens the risk the ex will think you are trying to do something underhanded.

With not much equity at stake, I would try to nut it out between yourselves without bring anybody else into it for now. I cannot see any issues with coming to an arrangement that you both agree will work and then taking to whoever deals with this to sign off. I know a chap who did just this...

There are no children TMNT. This "should" be easy, but I agree once friends and family get in her ear about "her" $20K brought to the relationship it could get messy. She would need to be reminded that the difference in salary for three years needs to be taken into account too. To me, knowing...

Property lawyer we consulted when a family member was thinking of separating said that often couples worked things out and all goes swimmingly, until one of them finds a new partner. This lawyer said the new partners are very often the ones that upset the fine balance that has been worked out...

PPOR = principal place of residence IP = investment property