The problem of getting married to the house! On the issue of marriage and marriage room

I think it's okay to have a house to live in! And your new home is still in the city! I guess that's pretty good!

You can live in both new and old houses! Not to mention that your family didn't give you a house to live in, your girlfriend said that she wanted to buy a house or build a house! After getting married, two people can work hard!

Marriage is maintained by affection, and marriage maintained by money is unhappy.

If you have a house, you have to buy a house!

Your girlfriend is too willful, and she doesn't know what her life will be like in the future! Better a finger off than always aching!

Hello, when you buy a house before marriage, your parents pay a down payment, which should be a gift to you, and part of the down payment belongs to personal property. Article 10 of the Interpretation (3) of the Supreme People's Court on Several Issues Concerning the Application of the Marriage Law of the People's Republic of China stipulates that if one of the husband and wife signs a contract for the sale and purchase of immovable property before marriage, pays the down payment with personal property and takes out a loan from the bank, and repays the loan with the joint property of the husband and wife after marriage, and the immovable property is registered in the name of the party paying the down payment, the immovable property shall be disposed of by agreement between the two parties at the time of divorce.

If no agreement can be reached in accordance with the provisions of the preceding paragraph, the people's court may make a judgment that the immovable property belongs to the party whose property rights are registered, and that the loans that have not yet been repaid are the personal debts of the party whose property rights are registered. In the case of divorce, the party registered in the property right shall compensate the other party for the joint repayment of the loan and the corresponding increase in property value between the parties after marriage.

I thought about divorce before I got married, and I thought too much.

It depends on what you and your girlfriend think, all the thoughts of the mother-in-law are for the sake of your girlfriend Let the house where your girlfriend works for her work is for her work You can have your own income in the future Buying a house in cash is not such a big financial burden after you get married Don't be so tired The real estate certificate writes the names of both parties to ensure that the property is clear (this is understandable, after all, the provisions of the new marriage law make the woman suffer a lot) This decoration cost You can negotiate with your girlfriend The two of them work for so long Surely you have your own savings, right? Of course, you must also be under pressure from your parents, which requires you to do their work Whether you can agree or not depends on your emotional foundation If the relationship is in place What should you agree to or not If you two will not break up because of this kind of thing, then actively solve it.

Let's see if you can do it. If you can't do it, you can't do it.

If you come to ask me, I'm assuming you can do it.

Let's look at what your girlfriend means first. Generally speaking, it is normal for the man to pay a down payment for a house, the woman to pay a dowry, and both parties to repay the loan together, and both parties to the house have names.

Personally, my mother-in-law's request is a bit excessive. Only one person pays for the house, which should theoretically be considered pre-marital property and not joint property. The name should be yours alone.

If your girlfriend is willing to marry you, everything will be easy, hold on first, if it doesn't work, you will deceive your mother-in-law, and then talk about it when you get married.

If your girlfriend means the same thing, then it depends on how much you love your girlfriend and you feel that you have to live with her for the rest of your life, then agree, and keep all kinds of proof of payment, including proof of payment, proof of bank transfer, etc. In case there is a problem after marriage, you can show these certificates and say that the expenses are paid by you alone. Of course, it's definitely a lot more troublesome than not having your girlfriend's name on the title deed, and you may still have to pay part of the cost in the event of a divorce, but not half as much.

Now there are many judgments in this kind of divorce case, and the court understands it.

To put it more vulgarly, if you think your girlfriend is worth the price, you agree, and if it's not worth the price, you don't agree.

1. If the woman and the previous man lived together before February 1, 1994: they may be suspected of bigamy. Because at that time, China's law recognized de facto marriages, although they did not have a marriage certificate before, they were regarded as husband and wife, and they obtained a marriage certificate with others without a divorce, and they may be suspected of bigamy.

2. If they live together after February 1, 1994: it is not considered bigamy. The law no longer recognizes de facto silver marriages, their previous marriages are not considered marriages, and it is legal for her to get a marriage certificate again after laughing.

3. If she and her previous boyfriend have a property dispute: the ex-boyfriend can sue the court for the division of the cohabitation property on the grounds of property division, but the court will not accept the lawsuit if the cohabitation relationship is simply dissolved, and it is impossible to pursue his criminal responsibility for the crime of bigamy.

It is not bigamy. Because this woman was not really married before. Only when you get a marriage certificate can you really get married.

It doesn't count, it doesn't count if you don't have a certificate, you have to be sure.

My girlfriend's household registration is in Dujiangyan, and my household registration is in Guang'an, please ask if I need to issue a marriage certificate to prove that I am unmarried, and whether I can have the household registration books of both parties.

1. Conditions for marriage registration.

1. Both men and women must marry voluntarily (independently).

2. Marriage age: 22 years old for men and 20 years old for women.

3. Neither party has a spouse (unmarried, divorced, widowed).

4. There is no direct blood relationship between the two parties and collateral blood relatives within three generations (independent prompting).

2. Documents submitted for marriage registration.

1. My permanent residence book and resident ID card (one generation and two generations are acceptable).

2. I have no spouse.

3. The parties submit 3 2-inch recent half-length bareheaded color photos** (can be taken on the spot).

3. Procedures for marriage registration.

1. Both men and women who require marriage registration shall jointly apply to the marriage registration authority of the district or county-level civil affairs bureau (or town people**) of one party's permanent residence with the required documents.

2. Both parties shall apply in person to the marriage registration authority, and each shall fill in a "Declaration of Application for Marriage Celebration Deferral".

3. Both parties must sign or fingerprint in person in the "Declaration of Application for Marriage Registration" in front of the marriage registrar.

4. The marriage registration authority shall examine the documents and declarations submitted by both parties, and if the conditions for marriage registration are met, the registration shall be approved.

4. Time limit and fee standard for marriage registration.

1. Time limit for registration: If the documents and materials are complete, they will be registered on the spot and a marriage certificate will be issued.

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