My husband s family is building a house, but did my in laws discuss it with me?

If you don't pay for the house, then they don't negotiate with you, and if you need to pay for the house, then you should express your dissatisfaction.

After all, this is something you need to invest in, so they should also respect you accordingly, and if you can't get respect in this matter, then it will be even more difficult for you to get their respect in the future.

All property rights and properties during the couple's period are joint property, even if they are built, and disputes arise in the future, it is a common problem for the two of you. Of course you have the right to know.

You must have the right to know, maybe your husband didn't tell you, because you are part of this family. I think that as a family, we should communicate and discuss with each other well, and it is also a respect for each other. I don't think your husband and your in-laws have any respect for you.

Your husband's house is building. No one in my family has consulted with you. Explain that they don't need your money. They have their own money to build a house and don't need your money. Maybe they just don't want you to worry.

Of course, you have the right to know, it is your husband who owes it to consideration, in fact, it doesn't matter between husband and wife, there is no need to worry about it.

You have the right to know, this matter is not done well by your husband, and it should be discussed in advance.

Explain that they don't value your presence, and talk to their family members about it.

It's a good thing to build a house, but if you don't tell you about good things, if you don't tell you about big things, it's what concerns you. I don't tell you either.

It's okay for their brothers to discuss it, it's not good if you don't worry about it, your husband knows how to do it.

You must have the right to know.

No. Because I think this matter should be discussed by the husband and wife, rather than making their own decisions, it is not a question of whether to accept or not, but a communication problem between two people.

Yes, because in the eyes of the husband, he thinks that you are a family and will definitely agree to do this, but I didn't expect you to be angry because of it.

It's not that I'm stingy, it's that I'm angry that my husband took my mother-in-law without consulting me, which is disrespectful to me and doesn't pay attention to me.

It's not that you're too stingy, I don't think your husband even has the least respect between husband and wife.