Marital problems... Thank you all 10

According to the Marriage Law: Article 17 The following property acquired by the husband and wife during the existence of the marital relationship shall be jointly owned by the husband and wife:

1) Wages and bonuses;

2) the income from production and operation;

3) income from intellectual property rights;

4) Property obtained by inheritance or donation, except as provided for in paragraph 3 of Article 18 of this Law;

5) Other property that shall be jointly owned.

Husbands and wives have equal rights to dispose of jointly owned property.

Article 18: In any of the following circumstances, it is the property of one of the husband and wife:

1) the pre-marital property of one of the parties;

2) Medical expenses, living allowances for the disabled, and other expenses received by one party as a result of bodily injury;

3) Property that is determined in the will or gift contract to belong to only one of the husband or wife;

4) Daily necessities for the exclusive use of one side;

5) Other property that shall belong to one side.

So first of all, it is clear how the so-called private money comes from, according to the description, even if it is listed as joint property, then it is impossible for the landlord to get 150,000.

I wish the landlord a pleasant stay.

Why do you have to give you the woman's private money?

After getting married, you shouldn't have to pay back the bride price.

It's not a retreat.

The private money is not returned, but the wedding bride price can be returned.

Do you have marital problems? 60% of couples have problems in their marriage.

The ancient Liyuan Zheng Marriage Association Xunchun Discussion Orange Chang Ode Book.

Just go to court and sue for divorce, and have a lawyer to help you write a good pleading.

The child will definitely be awarded to the mother.

The marriage of the original Tandan can be repaired as much as possible!

Under normal circumstances, yes! Half of the house belongs to your husband and is the joint property of your husband and wife. If your father-in-law dies without leaving a will, then your mother-in-law has a quarter of the inheritance of this house, and your husband owns three-quarters.

Three-quarters of this property belongs to your husband and wife, and you can get three-eighths of the house in divorce, and the compensation of 130 is yours. If your father-in-law has a will, then you have to look at how much your husband owns the house according to the will, and then get your fair share.

Another situation is that if the house belongs to your husband's pre-marital property, then how to divide it in the divorce will be calculated separately, if there is a situation to repay the loan, you can divide a part, if there is no loan to repay, it depends on your husband's attitude.

Hope it helps, hope!

See from your description that you are not being treated with the respect you deserve at home. As for your question, I suggest you consider the following points:

1. Do you still love your husband?

2. Does your husband still love you?

3. Is it possible to live separately from my in-laws?

4. Is the current environment conducive to your child's growth?

5. Is it possible for you to change the status quo?

6. If you can't change the status quo, how long will you continue to endure it?

After thinking about it, you will be able to get the answer yourself, don't ask others to make decisions for you, because no one else can bear your happiness or unhappiness for you!

Thanks for adopting!

Marriage is a matter of two people, mutual tolerance and understanding, but a family needs to be maintained and know how to run it. The book "Marriage Happiness Code" provides a detailed and scientific analysis of the occurrence of marital crises, and the way to resolve them, as long as they work hard according to the methods introduced in the book, most of the marital crises can be solved by themselves, so that both husband and wife can return to a warm family.

Forget it, there is no end to such a hard life, so it's better to leave as soon as possible and find someone who understands you, loves you, and cherishes you. If you can't find it, just leave it alone and take the child with you. If you hesitate, until you are old or your child is sensible, you will have no chance to change your fate.

Well, I feel like you can have a good talk with your husband. If that's still the case, I don't think life is necessary. Women are the hardest in the first two years after giving birth, if it weren't for the sake of the child, she would have gone out to work early, and she still needed to ask her husband for money??

Your mother-in-law is really, and I'm drunk with this kind of mother-in-law!! If you can't talk, divide! It's also good to go it alone!

You're on a blind date, right? What a pit.

Does mother-in-law like your child? Boys, children, children?

Surely he didn't become like this after getting married, right? Then why would you marry him in this state? If you say that you didn't dislike him for not wanting to make progress, and if you didn't dislike him for not being able to earn money, then you must be mentally prepared to endure hardships, and don't complain now.

You are now responsible for the household by yourself, and your husband can't earn money, so he can be a nanny for the children. If you get divorced, you don't have to bear the expenses of your husband, but you can't go to work and take care of the children at the same time, you have to hire a nanny, and you have to pay for it. If you put aside your own emotions and don't count, it is appropriate to divorce, or to continue to live.

If it is more difficult to get a divorce, then you will divorce when the children are older and can be taken care of without supervision. If you are divorced, you can find someone who makes you happy, but you can't find it, at least you don't have to keep this man.

Many people are different from you. In some cases, the man pays for the household expenses, while in others the husband and wife share the household expenses. I don't think a woman like you can afford the household expenses alone.

If he was like this before he got married, then you can only blame yourself for having to marry him. If he becomes like this after getting married, you should review whether there is something wrong with you.

Two people have to talk well, think in one place, work hard in one place, and they will definitely be able to get through the difficulties.

It is recommended that you communicate more with your husband and work together as a couple.