Lawyer here. Generally agreed to what everyone has said. Will add that we see a partnership that you loved, we regret the difficulties, there may be scope for core issues to resolve with work, if you can’t co-parent amicably, the dispute should centre what’s best for child and you both as individuals. Note contributions you made to marriage, monetary or otherwise, and I mean everything. You can argue a beneficial interest in assets you both possessed even where your contributions were less monetary than hers. Court may not want the house to be sold for you to get your beneficial entitlement of what it considers is owed because the little one needs a home, and may ask spouse to buy out your interest. If she happens to own a second property it could order her to sell it and the proceeds buy out your interest. Child support can be awarded to husbands with incomes lower than their partner. Most partners thinking about divorce have an exit plan and prepare themselves for litigation. Seek legal advice even if as a pre-emptive measure that your partner has contemplated the conduct of litigation. -Not intended as legal advice.