If you are sick, your husband doesn t care, he has a suite under his name that was before marriage,

According to the current Marriage Law, pre-marital property or agreed property in the husband's name is not joint property at the time of divorce and cannot be divided among them. The court will not uphold such a claim. During the marriage, if you are sick, the husband has the responsibility and obligation to take care of the life during the illness and share the medical expenses.

If the husband fails to fulfill his responsibilities and obligations and the negotiation fails, he can file a lawsuit in the local court to require the husband to fulfill his obligations and pay reasonable living and medical expenses.

is sick, and her husband doesn't care if she has a suite in her name as a pre-marital property. Her premarital property can be divided, and if you are sick, he doesn't care, he should sue him, because since you are not divorced, you are sick. Then he has the obligation to take care of you, and has the obligation to bear for you, and the medical expenses are not divided unless you are divorced, then you know that you don't have a house and you can't divide it.

If he bought it in full before marriage, it really has nothing to do with you. If it is bought with a loan, then you can ask for the loan part to compensate you, and you should find a lawyer to consult, netizens cannot be legal experts.

Pre-marital property cannot be divided, only marital property can be divided.

You don't have a share! This is pre-marital property, and what you have after marriage is half of yours. It's not easy to be a stepmother, right?

You do not have the right to divide the pre-marital property.

It's too greedy, it doesn't belong to the joint property of the husband and wife before marriage.

The husband is obliged to give his ex-wife a sum of property, as it can be considered joint property before marriage.

If you have a house in your name before marriage, and buying a house after marriage is not a second-hand house, but a second house. After marriage, both parties can use one party's housing provident fund to apply for a loan, and the loan amount is approved by the housing provident fund center according to the balance of their accounts. The repayment method of the loan will be proposed by the lender at the time of applying for the loan, and the borrower can choose according to the loan method proposed by the borrower.

According to Article 1 of the Notice on Standardizing the Criteria for the Identification of the Second Housing in Commercial Personal Housing Loans, the number of housing units for resident families in commercial personal housing loans shall be determined according to the number of complete housing units actually owned by the members of the family (including the borrower, spouse and minor children, the same below).

Article 2 At the request or authorization of the borrower, the real estate department of the municipality directly under the Central Government, the city specifically designated in the state plan, the provincial capital (capital) city and other cities with the conditions for inquiry shall conduct an inquiry into the borrower's family housing registration record through the housing registration information system and issue a written inquiry result.

To determine whether a family has a second suite**, it is to take the family as a unit and recognize the house and the loan.

Family refers to the three parties that allow both husband and wife, as well as minor children.

If there is a housing record registered in the housing management department under the name of the three parties, or there is a loan to buy a house that has not been paid off, and then the house is purchased in the name of any member of the family, it is considered a second suite**.

Help you analyze it:

First of all, whether before or after marriage, it is a family unit, and now your situation is a second house, and the commercial loan is based on the down payment of 60%.

The provident fund loan can be used if you have not used the provident fund within 5 years, and the provident fund is like this, and the maximum loan amount is 600,000 yuan, which is determined according to your monthly payment. So, your current situation is that you can use your CPF to borrow up to 600,000. The total house payment minus your 600,000 is your down payment,。。

It's not a second-hand house, it's a second Bai house. Your situation belongs to the second suite. Because of the DAO

Your husband already has a set, and if you buy another set, it will belong to the second suite.

The down payment for a second house is 6 percent, and you can use your housing provident fund to take out a loan. However, the amount and number of years approved by the Housing Provident Fund Center will be known only after you go through it.

It can be bought, but it belongs to the second house, and the down payment must not be less than 60%. The amount of provident fund loans varies from place to place, and it should be subject to the local area.

It belongs to the second suite, the second suite is a family unit, regardless of whether it is bought before or after marriage, as long as the family has a suite and then buys it, it belongs to the second suite.

The mortgage is a 60% down payment.

You can also have a CPF and a business loan together.

Yes, count your first home, but you have to go to the housing authority to issue a certificate of no house, so you can do it.

It's not the first one, unless you're divorced, and you buy your own house.

Count two sets. It should not be a provident fund loan, the down payment is 5 percent, and the interest can be checked in the bank, and there are differences between banks, all of which are above 7%.

Of course, you can buy it, the house is not yours after your divorce, and it is no problem to buy a house if your own situation allows. He has a house before marriage, and the divorced house will not be assigned to you, and there is no house to buy a house to live in or rent a house to live in after divorce, and it is the worst thing to live in his mother's house, which will bring bad influence and inconvenience to his family.

After you get divorced, you can of course buy a house on your own.

The pre-marital house must have been ruled on at the time of divorce, and if there is your name on the real estate certificate, it should also be changed, so it will definitely not affect your purchase of the house.

Now that you are divorced, you are all independent individuals, each of you has your own rights, and what he has will not affect you.

You can buy a house because you don't own a property in your name, and you can buy a property of your own if you get divorced.

You and your husband are divorced, it does not affect your purchase of a house, the things before marriage are his, rest assured to do what you should do.

It's okay, he's divorced, and it has nothing to do with him.

OK. After divorce, pre-marital property is not considered joint property!

Of course, you can buy it, and divorce does not affect the purchase of a house.

Of course you can buy a house, you're divorced!

According to our rules here, you can buy your first home after two years of divorce.

You can buy a house, and buying a house is your freedom.

Hello, first of all, let's be clear, after you and your husband divorced, did you get married again?

If you have not remarried, and the divorce has been less than 2 years, then you cannot buy a home for the time being.

If you have been divorced for 2 years or more and do not have a home in the Greater Chengdu area, you can buy another home.

If you have already started a new family, you will recalculate the family that has nothing to do with your ex-husband.

You can follow the Chengdu Housing Purchase Mini Program to conveniently check whether you are eligible to buy a house.

You're divorced, of course, you can buy your own house.

You can buy it, why can't you buy it?

If you don't have a house in your name and don't have a mortgage. If you only purchase it in your own name, it will be considered the first set. However, if you are married and transferred to a family, you will not be able to do so.

Article 10 of the Inheritance Law The inheritance shall be carried out in the following order:

First order: spouse, children, parents.

Second order: siblings, grandparents, maternal grandparents.

After the inheritance begins, it is inherited by the first-order heirs, and the second-order heirs do not. If there is no first-order heir, the second-order heir shall inherit.

The term "children" in this Act includes legitimate children, illegitimate children, adopted children and dependent stepchildren.

The term "parents" in this Act includes biological parents, adoptive parents and dependent stepparents.

The term "brothers and sisters" in this Law includes siblings of the same parents, half-siblings or half-siblings, adoptive siblings, and step-siblings who have a dependent relationship.

In the case of inheritance, the first thing is the spouse.

Then the children and parents.

The purchase of a house in this form depends on the area and local policies.

In some areas, if the loan has been paid off for the first house, and then you buy a second house, it should not belong.

If you don't have the purchase price of the Menxing loan, then apply to buy a second house. It should be a second property.

In your case, the husband had a house before marriage. When he bought it, it was a personal account or his father-in-law was under the same account, and it was easier to do it if it was a personal account. If it's the same household registration book as your mother's family, it's a bit troublesome.

It's a multi-family house that you are more popular now. Of course, it must belong to the second house.

But for example, if you are buying a house in your wife's personal name. The house he bought earlier was irrelevant. It should not belong to the second home.

This is a second house, because he has not yet bought it when he is married, and it is only for two parties to buy this when he is married, and the one that your husband bought before is not counted as the joint property of the two of you, so it is considered a house!