Can any pre marital expenses be counted as one person after divorce?

Any expenses before marriage and after divorce, can it be counted on one person, if before marriage, you two want to discuss with each other, and I don't care about each other, then it can be counted on one person.

Any expenses incurred before marriage and after divorce cannot be counted on one person, and whoever pays the money and who spends the money should be calculated separately, not by one person.

Of course, it is not allowed, the pre-marital expenses have passed, and after the divorce, the two people should negotiate to settle the marital property, and if it fails, they can sue the court.

The expenses before marriage cannot be counted among one person after divorce, and they are all shared equally.

No, it should be the money that the other party is willing to give you to spend.

Hello this friend, what if you have some problems with daily expenses before marriage? It shouldn't be able to be taken care of.

1. House: 1) You bought it yourself before marriage, and the property rights still belong to you, and the woman cannot divide the house when you divorce.

2) The mortgage you repay after marriage: Although "the loan is repaid every month, the woman does not use a penny", if there is no written agreement between you on the property after marriage to belong to each other, your income after marriage is also the joint property of the husband and wife, so: the mortgage you repay with your own money after marriage is also the joint property of the husband and wife, and the woman has the right to demand the division of half of the mortgage you repay after marriage when divorced.

Of course, if there is a written agreement between you that the property after marriage will be owned by each other, the woman has no right to ask for the division of the money.

2. The furniture you bought before marriage: If you can prove that you bought it before marriage with invoices or other evidence, it belongs to your personal property before marriage, and it cannot be divided in the divorce and still belongs to you.

3. "Who does the unpaid loan belong to?" Is it also joint property? ”：

1) Sir, please make it clear that the loan owed is a debt, not a "property".

2) The house is yours, and the mortgage is yours: Of course, this can only be your personal debt, which you will have to pay after the divorce.

4. "How is the property divided in the event of divorce?" "The basic principle is that the property before the marriage remains with the owner and that the other party has no right to claim a division in the event of divorce; Half of the joint property of the husband and wife. Where it cannot be proved whether it is premarital property or joint property of the husband and wife, it shall be deemed to be the joint property of the husband and wife.

You can calculate it this way, the other party will definitely not agree, and it will not be supported if you sue the court, after all, it is two people who consume together, and it is definitely unreasonable to count it on one person.

Marriage and love are both two people's business, and they can't be counted on just one person.

After the divorce, I think it is okay to count any phone bills before marriage, depending on whether he is willing to take on such a responsibility.

This can be established from a legal point of view, because the pre-marital expenses belong to the personal pre-marital property and are not included in the property expenses of the two persons after the marriage, so if the two people divorce, the premarital expenses can be counted on one person. Of course, from an emotional point of view, it is recommended to share the two equally.

Of course, it can't all be counted on one person. It's not fair or legal.

Only the joint property and joint debts at the time of divorce are counted, and pre-marital expenses are not counted. Anything is counted on the head of a person, it is impossible, just to take care of the weaker party when distributing property and debts.

First of all, before marriage, it has nothing to do with marriage.

This still depends on whether the two parties have signed a prenuptial agreement, and the prenuptial claims and debts are agreed, and if there are two parties divorced, they will be distributed according to the agreement, and if there are no premarital debts, one party will generally bear them.

Any expenses incurred before marriage and after divorce cannot be counted on one person. No matter who spends it, it's a white flower.

Can any expenses before marriage be counted on one person after marriage? This should be negotiated between the two and resolved through negotiation according to the actual situation of Huabei before marriage.

Can any phone bills before marriage be counted on one person after divorce? See whose fault it is, if it is two people who are responsible, two people and one half.