Take the marriage out of the deed to a house or other real property (I reject the equation of a structure with "a home"), and joint-tenancy or tenancy-in-common can be specified in the deep of purchase. However, this cannot be done with children. Custody issues will be in the courts ... just like we have now.
The "No Greater Joy" people are ... colorfully out of the mainstream, bless their hearts. Der Prinz and I have a $37 license from the State of Texas (good in the upcoming Republic of same, I'm sure), endorsed by a nice Methodist Air Force chaplain.
>>Take the marriage out of the deed to a house or other real property (I reject the equation of a structure with “a home”), and joint-tenancy or tenancy-in-common can be specified in the deep of purchase. However, this cannot be done with children. Custody issues will be in the courts ... just like we have now.<<
True but “Friend of the Court” rules are there anyway to cover the kids, whether the parents were married or not.
If we live by our rules instead of their rules, we win. Those on the liberal side of the US are targeting marriage and they are co-habitating. So let them have it. We stop going to the government for them to bless our Sacraments. (or covenants, if non-Catholic) It’s just that easy.