Pre marital property issues, questions about pre marital property.

After marriage, regardless of whose name is on the title deed, unilateral name or both names, the property is considered to be the joint property of the husband and wife. Single certificates, bank loan certificates, etc., do not exclude the date on the marriage certificate and the real estate certificate, and the proof of the date before and after the marriage. According to Article 77, Paragraph 1 of the Civil Evidence Provisions, the probative force of public documents produced by state organs and social organizations ex officio is generally greater than that of other documentary evidence.

The real estate certificate and marriage certificate are public documents made by state organs ex officio, and the relevant certificates of single certificates and commercial banks are not public documents made by state organs ex officio, and their probative power is not in a hurry to the former. Whether the husband and wife have joint property can be known by comparing the date and time of the real estate certificate and the marriage certificate.

1. The division of pre-marital and post-marital property shall be bounded by marriage registration, and the property acquired before registration shall be the pre-marital property of the individual, and the property acquired after registration shall be the post-marital property.

2. In the absence of a written agreement stipulating the ownership of property rights after marriage, the property of the husband and wife shall be jointly owned by the husband and wife. The ownership of property rights is not based on the name of the payer. Therefore, as long as the house you buy is acquired after marriage, and there is no special agreement that it belongs to your wife, it is the joint property of your husband and wife.

3. The money paid before marriage, the payment behavior of either parent's parents is only a gift of cash, not a gift of real estate, in the real estate registration, there is no clear property owner including the parents who pay, the real estate belongs to the husband and wife, and the purchase price obtained from the gift also belongs to the husband and wife to receive the gift. Unless it is specified in the marital agreement that the purchase money given by a parent at the time of purchase is vested in the name.

There are two key indicators for judging whether the property is jointly owned by the law, one is the date of marriage registration; The second is whether the time of purchase of the property is before or after the registration date, between which is the personal property, and then the joint property. Therefore, judging from your account, it should be considered marital property.

On the one hand, because the legal effect of the single certificate is obviously not comparable with the legal effect of the marriage registration certificate, it is obvious that such a certificate is invalid.

On the other hand, you have not expressly given the property to your wife in its entirety, so it should be recognized as joint property after marriage.

Mixed. The down payment part belongs to the pre-marital period, and the rest is joint due to joint repayment of the loan.

In principle, it is personal property, unless you have evidence that the house was paid jointly by the husband and wife.

It should be a gift of property after marriage, which is your private property.

A house bought after marriage with the family's money is generally recognized as a gift to the husband and wife in the law, and it is property after the marriage and is jointly enjoyed by the husband and wife.

Pre-marital property refers to property acquired by one of the spouses before the marriage. The pre-marital property of one of the spouses, whether movable or immovable, tangible or intangible, is protected by law as long as it is lawfully acquired. Husband and wife may agree that property acquired during marriage and property acquired before marriage shall be owned by each other.

He has the right to inherit and is the first in line of succession.

According to the relevant laws and regulations, although the property ownership certificate of the house is obtained after the marriage, the ownership of the house is determined at the time of signing the purchase agreement, and it should be the personal property before the marriage;

In addition, according to Article 22 of the Supreme People's Court's Interpretation (2) on Several Issues Concerning the Application of the Marriage Law of the People's Republic of China, if the parents of the parties contribute to the purchase of a house for both parties before they get married, the contribution shall be deemed to be a personal gift to their children, unless the parents expressly express the gift to both parties. That is, the deposit paid by your husband's parents should be deemed to be a gift to your husband if it is not explicitly a gift to both of you.

The house was acquired before marriage, and although it was a real estate certificate obtained after marriage, the actual acquisition was before marriage and belonged to personal property.

If you can't prove that you paid the money, and the contract was signed before you got the marriage certificate, then it should be considered your husband's pre-marital property, of course, if there is a loan, you will repay it together after marriage, then the latter part is your joint property.

Is there your name on the title deed?

If not, it's none of your business.