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Hello Ms. Johnson, My firm represents grandparents in grandparent visitation cases and in some cases (rarer than visitation) custodial cases. We also represent clients for their divorce, custodial and post-decree modification issues.
You would be best advised to explore your options with having a prenuptial agreement drafted to protect your interest in the home you currently own (assuming that you have not placed your girlfriend's name on the title to the home). If you do not have a prenuptial agreement, then your home will likely remain your separate property (again, assuming you do not place her name on the title to the home or otherwise sell the home and buy a new home that contains both of your names on the title) however, your girlfriend could be entitled to receive a portion of the growth of equity in your home, over the length of your marriage, if you get divorced. With a prenuptial agreement, you can completely contract around that, such that she will not have any right to a portion of the growth of equity of your home over the length of your marriage.
I never asked about grandparent rights? Not sure why you responded to me.
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