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Your daughter is married, and the loan after marriage, her household registration in her parents' family should have nothing to do with her loan, so it should not involve her mother's family to repay, or your daughter herself repays.

The mother's family has no responsibility to help him repay the loan, because firstly, the daughter is already an adult and has independent civil liability, and secondly, the loan she took out after marriage is a joint debt between her and her husband.

There is definitely no responsibility, and the mother's family must have no responsibility to repay the mortgage for their daughter, but in general, as a parent, they will definitely repay the mortgage for their daughter, this is not a responsibility, this is just love.

There is no responsibility, because the daughter is an adult and married, so it should be her own responsibility to repay the loan, and it is normal for the people in the mother's family not to help.

is already married, but he has taken out a loan, his household registration is in his mother's house, and his mother's family has no responsibility to help him, and because of the loan, after all, it was signed by him, it is his house, and it has nothing to do with his mother's family, and there is no need and obligation for people to help him pay it back.

Your daughter is married, and although the loan says that the household registration is in her mother's house, the loan is a joint debt between the husband and wife. It has nothing to do with my mother's family.

If your daughter's loan must have been in his personal name, then it doesn't matter where his account is? Married? As a mother's family, you have no responsibility or obligation to help him repay the loan.

This one has no responsibility to help her repay the loan, this is the business of their husband and wife.

The mother's family has no responsibility to help him repay the loan, and if the mother's family is rich, of course they can help him pay it back.

The family is also not responsible for repaying him.

Summary. The married daughter borrowed the loan interest and did not repay the account registration, and did not take it away from her parents' family, does it hurt her mother's brother? Answer: The married daughter has not repaid the interest on the loan, the household registration has not been taken away from her mother's family, and there is no harm to her mother's brother, this is her own credit problem, and it will not affect others.

The married daughter borrowed the loan interest and did not repay the account registration, and did not take it away from her parents' family, does it hurt her mother's brother? Answer: The daughter who married Wang Wang did not repay the interest on the loan, and the household rude Ling was not taken away in her mother's house, and there was no harm to her mother's brother, this is her own reputation rock file problem, and it will not affect others.

I'm sorry I don't understand, but can you elaborate on that?

The money is at your own risk, and there is no impact on your family. Only husband and wife, as the joint property of the husband and wife corresponds to the joint debts of the husband and wife, may be implicated.

It doesn't have any impact, if you are still in the same household registration with your mother's family, then the distribution of rights and interests in the rental world is boring, and the remarried daughter also has the right to share as a member of the family, and it has no impact if you go out of the household registration independently.

If the house is demolished, as long as the hukou is located, there will be welfare, there have been disadvantages and demolitions, there are divorces of women, the hukou has not been moved, the policy has the same compensation, if you do not give compensation, you can sue the court, the court supports, as long as there is a hukou in the location, whether it is a married woman, a return or a divorced woman, the national policy is to do it according to the hukou, if there is no hukou in the location, even the man has no compensation, in addition, some villages also have their own regulations, land acquisition and demolition are not given to foreign marrying women, this general law will follow the village rules.

If the mother's family is facing demolition, then there are advantages to not moving the hukou, such as getting more funds, and even getting an extra suite.

In addition, there are some areas where the welfare policy is very good, and if you don't move your hukou, you can always enjoy the local welfare policy, but it is difficult to move back after moving your hukou to the other party's home. Of course, there are also disadvantages of getting married without moving the hukou, for example, if the two are not in the same city and are far apart, then it will be very troublesome to apply for a birth permit or other documents in the future, and you need to travel between the two cities.

In addition, if the marriage does not move the hukou, the child's education may be subject to certain restrictions, because some areas stipulate that the child must be enrolled in school, and both parents must be in the specified area to consider the child's hukou to move into the past.

Summary. Hello, after marriage, the mortgage is repaid by the parents, and the son pays back the money to the in-laws, so the house generally belongs to the joint property of the husband and wife. Legal basis:

Civil Code of the People's Republic of China Article 1062 The following property acquired by husband and wife during the existence of their marital relationship shall be the joint property of the husband and wife and shall be jointly owned by the husband and wife: (1) wages, bonuses, and remuneration for labor services; (2) Income from production, operation and investment; (3) the proceeds of intellectual property rights; (4) Inherited or donated property, except as provided for in item 3 of Article 163 of this Law; (5) Other property that shall be jointly owned. Husband and wife have equal rights to dispose of joint property.

After marriage, the mortgage was repaid by the parents, and the son repaid the money to his in-laws.

Hello bad, after marriage, the mortgage is repaid by the parents, and the son pays back the money to the in-laws, so the house generally belongs to the joint property of the husband and wife. Legal basis: Article 1062 of the Civil Code of the People's Republic of China Article 1062 The following property acquired by the husband and wife during the existence of the marital relationship shall be the joint property of the husband and wife and shall be jointly owned by the husband and wife

1) Wages, bonuses, and remuneration for labor services; (2) Income from production, operation and investment; (3) the proceeds of intellectual property rights; (4) Inherited or donated property, except as provided for in item 3 of Article 163 of this Law; (5) Other property that shall be jointly owned. Husband and wife have equal rights to dispose of joint property.

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Hello, I want to ask My husband and I are now living in the Dan Sibi house that he bought before marriage, after marriage, his family helped us repay the commercial loan of 1 million at one time, and my husband was lucky to call her another 10,000 every month, so if I divorced, can I get a part of the house? Is it considered joint property of husband and wife?

The part of the loan repayment after marriage is counted as the joint property of the husband and wife.

Does this count as a repayment of the loan?

Counted. But you want to keep the evidence.

How to keep. Written notes.

For example. For example, the parents repay 1 million yuan, and repay the parents 10,000 yuan per month in installments.

Something like this.

He didn't want to make a note with his parents, so it wouldn't be counted as our joint property after marriage.

Then you'll have to keep the evidence of your communication.

Or do you ask him to write a marital property agreement?

The house was bought before the marriage, and the mortgage was also paid by him, so how to write the marital property agreement.

Do you discuss this?

For example, it is agreed that each accounts for 50%.

Or 40 60

It's all right. He's not wrong with a mortgage. However, the income after the marriage is the joint property of the husband and wife.

You must keep good records.

It feels like you can circumvent the ownership of marital property.

As the saying goes, a daughter who marries out is like water spilled out.

Influenced by feudal concepts, many parents subconsciously believe that married daughters have no right to inherit their parents' inheritance.

even thinks that the daughter who marries out even has the household registration book is her mother-in-law's family, even if her mother's family divides the property, it can't be the daughter's turn.

You may say, how can there be such feudal parents now?

Not to mention, there is such a living story around me.

02 My friend, I have had some conflicts with my mother's family recently.

The year before last, her father's health was not good, and hospitalization was a common thing, and she happened to run into an irresponsible brother.

My friend has a stable working schedule, 9 to 5, so when my father is hospitalized, he basically runs to the hospital after work.

Her brother, on the other hand, just showed up a few times in the ward.

My friend thought that her brother was too irresponsible, so he said that he did not miss him no less than three times, but her brother not only did not listen, but said that she was pretending to take care of her father.

Her brother's words completely cooled my friend's heart.

What made my friend even more chilling was that my father was not only not grateful after being discharged from the hospital, but also felt very relieved that his son could take time out of his busy schedule to take care of him.

When my friend heard this, although he felt very uncomfortable, he just endured it.

This basically has nothing to do with it, and now he has something to do with her husband, they are the two economies mixed together, and generally after the age of 18, if he borrows money, if he spends it on himself, it is basically borne by himself, and there is no responsibility for others, even if he is not married now, he borrowed money by himself, if he doesn't spend the money on you, you don't need to pay him back, even if it has nothing to do with you, It's the kind of borrowed money, if the person doesn't know how to die, he doesn't have to continue to help him repay the loan, which means that the person dies and the debt is gone.

Question: There is 1 elder brother in the family.

I had a conflict with my mother's family two days ago, and no one paid attention to anyone after that.

Question: My mother said that she gave birth to my child in vain, and I was also aggrieved.

Question: My brother is divorced, there is a girl, my husband went back to my husband lukewarm, I can also see, I feel uncomfortable, I speak for my husband, and say that I am not filial.

I don't know if I ask questions, I feel like we can't help them, and it's not easy for us, why do you always want to let your children worry about you.

We also have our own little family, we also have children, sometimes my husband will give my mother money, I can't think so much for you, I can't do anything.

The answer is like this, not to say that you have to take care of them by yourself, the main thing is that you tell them your own state, and you must first focus on your own home, and if they can't understand, then you should do what your daughter should do.

There is a connection. The daughter is the first person responsible, the guarantor is the second person responsible, and the parents and children are the third person responsible.

Does the loan of the daughter who marries out have anything to do with the mother's family? If the daughter marries out and takes it away, it has nothing to do with her mother's family, and his loan is directly related to her in-laws' family and herself.

It doesn't matter, because she is an adult, and no matter what an adult does, she bears the consequences by herself, and it has nothing to do with other people.

It doesn't matter if the child gets married, it doesn't matter what happens to the girl, the mother's family won't care, just take me for giving birth to a child without in-laws, the mother's family will definitely not care about me, I am a person who carries a big bag to the hospital in the middle of the night to give birth to herself, the next day my husband comes back, my husband continues to work during the month, I cook my own food and take care of the children, my brother and daughter-in-law have not yet reached the time to give birth to the mother to serve, after giving birth to the child is to serve for a hundred days, I think after marriage the mother's family has the ability to help a little, but their own family is the most important, If you have no money and are poor, your mother's family will never take you in, and you will manage your mother's family on the premise of running your own family well.

Hello, this question, because it involves a wide range of aspects, only by understanding the basis of the law that needs to be determined and judged, can we finally determine whether it is related.

1. The reason for the loan and the parties. 2. The main purpose of the loan. 3. The main beneficiary of the loan.

If it has nothing to do with her mother's family: the daughter's loan occurred after she got married, and her mother's family did not participate in the loan process, and the purpose of the loan was not for her mother's family, and her family did not become a beneficiary.

Only then can we determine whether the loan is related to the mother's family?

Best wishes, friend who asked questions.