How can I avoid household disputes?

In recent years, there have been more and more disputes arising from household registration problems in housing transactions, especially in second-hand housing transactions. Sometimes it's the homeowner's own negligence, and sometimes it's the buyer's lack of attention to their own rights. Therefore, for both parties, it is very necessary to carefully understand the settlement of second-hand housing.

The problem of second-hand housing settlement

The common dispute over the settlement of second-hand houses is mainly that after the buyer and seller reach an agreement through communication and negotiation, the seller transfers the house to the buyer's name, and the buyer has paid the money. However, when the buyer went through the formalities of settling down, the seller's account did not move out of the house traded, resulting in the seller's account not being able to move in; There are also cases where the seller's co-occupant does not move out, or even refuses to move out after the transaction, resulting in the buyer's account not being able to move in.

Difficulty in handling hukou disputes

Because the movement in and out of household registration is within the scope of the management of the public security organs, the courts generally do not accept disputes over household registration. However, when the public security organs handle household registration disputes, they are restricted by the household registration policy. For example, if the house sold to the buyer is the seller's only house, and there is no other house for the seller to relocate, the public security authorities will not be able to forcibly move out of the seller's household registration, no matter how good the buyer's reasons are.

Correspondingly, the buyer's hukou cannot be moved.

How can I avoid hukou disputes?

The first principle should be to know oneself and the other and understand the seller's account problem. Therefore, the following points should be done:

1. First of all, the seller is required to show the household registration book and make a copy of the retention certificate. By reviewing the seller's household register, the buyer can get a general idea of the seller's household registration. However, there are two drawbacks in this approach: on the one hand, the household registration book can only reflect the household registration status of the seller's family members, and cannot rule out the possibility that the household registration of non-family members will be located in the transaction house; On the other hand, there may be discrepancies between the information on the family register and the actual family registration status.

2. Go to the public security organ to inquire about the household registration of the transaction house. The household registration of the house is usually managed by the police station where the house is located. The buyer can appoint a lawyer or go to the police station in person to find out the household registration status of the house.

If the police station is limited to the work of obtaining household registration materials in person, the buyer may request to go to the police station with the seller to read them. If the seller refuses to cooperate, there may be a problem with the account of the property.

3. When trading, negotiate and deal with breach of contract on account issues. There are two points to pay attention to, one is the term and time of payment, as long as it is confirmed that all the people in the house have moved out, the purchase price can be paid in full. The second is to agree on the handling of breach of contract.

For example, liquidated damages for postponement of moving out, etc.

It is very important for buyers to be able to settle down when buying a house, because hukou involves all aspects of life and is one of the necessary conditions for a person's basic rights to be protected. Buyers should remember not to be careless on this issue.

The above was released on 2016-03-25, the current relevant housing purchase policy is subject to the actual situation).

1.The husband's household registration cannot be changed with the wife's.

2.The address of the household register is the original place.

3.The child's household registration can be with the mother.

4.It really doesn't matter who the head of the household is, and it won't cause inconvenience.

5.After the marriage certificate is issued, either your household registration will move to your husband's place, or your husband's household registration will move into you, but in any case, you must apply for a new household registration book, which is naturally separated from your parents' household registration.

It is necessary to go to the place where one party has a household registration to apply for a marriage certificate. There are also peasant households and land now, and there is nothing in the cities. As long as you go to the household registration office, you will know, it's very simple, don't think about it so troublesomely.

1. His hukou can be turned into a city hukou.

2. You are the head of the household, and you have to move your household registration over, that is, to your current place of residence. Then you will change your household registration book at the local police station where you live, and the address filled in the new household registration book is your current residential address, of course, there is a record of moving in on it, and it will still show your original place of residence.

3. You are the head of the household, and the child will be the urban household registration in the future. (There are individual places that require a limit on the number of years you have lived).

4. It is not particularly important who the head of the household is, it is generally based on who is the dominant party, and it will be more convenient to handle some daily affairs in the future.

5. It's not clear whether you get married or buy a house first. In general cities, if you get married first, then get married, your lover's hukou can also come smoothly, depending on the existing policies of your place of residence. When you get married, you will definitely need the household registration book of both of you.

If you want to move to your current place of residence, you will definitely have to separate it from your parents' household registration.

1. If the hukou is yours, your husband's can become a city hukou.

2. If you buy a house locally, after moving in, both of your hukou can sign in to the jurisdiction where you buy the house, if you don't buy a house, you can sign your husband's hukou to the jurisdiction where your hukou is located, as for whether you can set up a separate portal to consult the police station in your jurisdiction, because the policies of each place are different.

3. If you don't want to move your husband's household registration together, it will not affect the child's household registration.

4.It doesn't matter, don't have any trouble.

5. It can be handled at the Civil Affairs Bureau where either party's household registration is located, and both parties' household registrations are required, and they will not be separated, unless you move out.

1.OK.

2. It will be registered in the place where the head of the household is located.

3. Aren't you a city hukou, your children will follow the head of the household.

4. This has no effect, no one cares.

5. Yes; Yes; Your hukou can be continued behind your parents, but only one head of household can exist.

1.My husband and I are about to get married, I am an urban hukou, he is a rural hukou, if the head of the household is me, can his hukou become an urban hukou?

A: You can negotiate with your parents, as long as you have real estate.

3.If I am the head of the household, will the child be registered in the village or the city in the future?

A: Cities. 4.It doesn't matter who the head of the household is, right? Is there anything inconvenient about this and future life? What's the trouble?

A: No, but if there is maternity insurance, it is best where the insurance is5Can a marriage certificate be issued in our current city? Do I still need the household registration books of both parties? Will my hukou be separated from my parents after receiving the certificate?

Answer: You can not be separated, you can apply for a marriage certificate, and the documents are complete.

1. Yes.

2. The registered address is the location of the company or house, or it can be in the name of your parents3. City.

4. It doesn't matter, anyone can do it.

5. You can do it, you need the ID cards and household registration books of both parties, and you can not be separated from your parents.

Regarding the hukou issue, go to the local police station and ask clearly! The marriage certificate can only be handled at the Civil Affairs Bureau where your or your husband's household registration is located, bring the "ID card, household registration book," if the household registration book does not indicate whether you are single or unmarried, in some places you need to go to the local police station to issue a single certificate!

Looking at the household registration policies of each city, which city are you in?

When buying a new house, it is usually after paying the house payment or handling the mortgage for a period of time in the real estate certificate, the land use certificate needs to involve the hukou issue, in your case, if you are buying a new house, you can consult the real estate marketing center, usually the head of the household and immediate family members can move into the new house locally, in some places there are restrictions. If it is a second-hand house, you need to move out of the original owner's household registration before you can move in.

It is advisable to consult with the relevant authorities on the date of signing the contract and the time when the rent is due, as well as the method and date of rent payment, and how to compensate if the landlord terminates the contract early. Last time, water, electricity, property management, and optical fiber ** fees were not settled.

After the tenant checks in, such as water, electricity, coal, ** and other expenses, after the tenant pays, the landlord will collect and keep the payment voucher by his side. This will not only push guests to pay on time, but also avoid too much arrears, and prevent guests from suddenly leaving a large amount of money. Before renting the house, the house should be sorted out and decorated as necessary to make the house clean and beautiful, and a few necessary pieces of furniture should be prepared to give the tenant a feeling of home.

The relevant information of the tenant, such as ID card and work unit, should also be understood accurately.