A second-married man won't give his house to himself.
There are three reasons for this practice: trust problems, seeking personal gain, and not really investing in feelings. Before I go into details, I have to make one thing clear. Everyone's legal property is entirely at his own disposal. Even in marriage, one party has no obligation to transfer his property to the other. A person who is willing to transfer his property to his wife is convinced of his other half and deeply loves his wife. On the other hand, in today's society, love is often based on money, and long-term disputes such as real estate disputes are doomed to be unpleasant.
The reason why the second married man's house is not closed.
The problem of trust between husband and wife is common among "halfway couples", especially if the man has been married twice. Most men will not easily choose the road of divorce. Once they do this, it is difficult to restore their original mentality in a short time. He will be afraid, afraid that he will face divorce again, and afraid that he will return to a state of nothing. This is a kind of self-protection heart. In this case, as an understanding wife, she must not force her husband to transfer the property to her own name. Doing so will lead him to think that you are together because of the house and money, and he may even be afraid that you will abandon him after the transfer. In fact, under such circumstances, there is no need to entangle the house. Obviously, he doesn't want you to leave him, and he will think of you everywhere in his later life. With such a good husband, why bother about a piece of paper?
Why does a second-married man have a house but a wife?
Children are flesh and blood that fall from themselves. Besides, tigers and calves don't eat children. Every parent always thinks of their children. After divorce, most men will take more care of their children, especially when the children are awarded to their fathers, and feel that they owe something to their children. Transferring the property to the children also hopes that his old age will be guaranteed. But at this time, there will be such an assumption. What will a wife do if her husband dies suddenly and she has nothing? The fundamental solution to this hypothesis lies in children. Most children grew up listening to the story of "evil stepmother", and they may not be able to accept a new "mother" for a while. This time, according to our hypothesis, it really sounds like a very serious problem. But most people are kind. Will they leave a relative who thinks he is his own under the same roof on the street? Of course not!
Does the second-married man have no house of his own and want a divorce?
Men and women who have been married twice have experienced the injury of the first marriage, so they are more sensitive. In fact, there is no need to worry too much about the transfer of the second marriage house. You can think more about each other. If you really love each other, you will compromise. Because women are the most vulnerable in marriage, as a man, you should be more tolerant and understanding of your wife, but even if you don't get married, you won't get divorced.