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Sometimes revenge on a person doesn't have to do anything. Forgetting him is actually the greatest revenge.

Then please take revenge on her!

It's yours that someone else can't take away.

It's useless if it's not your imposition.

I think what you're doing now doesn't mean anything to her at all, you've given enough, she's going to lose someone who loves her the most, she'll regret it, stop wasting time, energy and feelings, it's fruitless. Give up, everything will take its course, if she asks you for help, depending on the situation, she can help if she wants, and if she doesn't want to help, she won't help, it's no big deal.

Love is the payment of both parties, you feel that what you pay is worthy of your own conscience and her, you have a clear conscience, no matter what she does, you must not force it, if you do, what you have paid before will be gone. She took the initiative to ask you for help, you should do your best to do your best, whether you can influence her, depends on whether she has that quality. Be a man and do things, be broad-minded, and there will be good results.

It doesn't matter if you like her, she has to have an indication whether she likes you or not, this question is known, and your results will come out. You turned down so many girls for her, and she was with other boys, I don't think it's useful for you to be nice to her. So it's better to find one that likes you.

Isn't it yours that you can keep it?

Not suitable for your shoes is also uncomfortable for your feet to wear

The landlord said "where is the joint name embodied", that is, whether the house has handled the real estate certificate, or whether the two parties have a purchase agreement, and whether you have contributed to the purchase, please clarify the above questions.

The title deed was in his and my names. We just follow the usual procedures for buying a house. I didn't sign any relevant agreements in private, and there should probably be a verbal marriage agreement, I don't know if it will have an impact on the contract?

1. If the negotiation fails, how is the subdivision generally handled after the lawsuit? Let him or I buy it, if it doesn't work. Can the court (or the relevant agency) come forward and sell the house and then divide the money?

I'm worried that it will take a long time, and I don't know if there is a time limit for this kind of case. After all, everyone has broken up and there is no previous accommodation, and I don't want to delay it too long.

2. The issue of capital contribution was mentioned. It's all funded by him (I haven't paid for it), I don't know if there will be any social impact?

3 Finally, I would like to ask, if you sue, how much is such a feed? Or is each one different?

Can he prove that he funded it?

If the husband has evidence to prove that he contributed the capital alone, you do not have a share of the property, and if the husband does not have evidence to prove this, and you do not admit that he contributed the capital alone, it should be treated as joint property, i.e. half by one person.

Since the names of two people are on the real estate deed, it means that two people want to buy the property right, whether it is joint ownership or joint ownership can continue to be agreed, and you can give him the money he advanced for you.

If there is no evidence to the contrary, you can claim to divide the house in common with you.

Agree with Lou Opinion.

The joint name is valid and can claim relevant rights. The parties may negotiate on this matter, and if the negotiation fails, they may litigate.