My sister wants a divorce and wants to transfer the house to my name, is that okay?

This friend is okay, but if you have to pay a certain fee for the transfer, I hope you are sincere in a gift relationship.

Yes, as long as the negotiation is good, the house can be in your name.

First of all, you have to see whether your sister's house was bought by her pre-marital property, or whether she and her husband have discussed the house for her, if it belongs to his legitimate rights and interests, then it can be purchased for you, if it is the joint property of their husband and wife, and his husband does not agree to give the house to him, then your sister will transfer the house to you in private, this is an illegal act, it belongs to the transfer of the joint property of the husband and wife within marriage, this is not okay, if the other party sues your sister in court, then even if she transfers it to you, The other party may also request the assignment of the contract as a rescission. Invalid.

If your sister is getting divorced, it is of course okay to have his house in your name, but it needs to be signed by your sister.

If your sister's house is a pre-marital property, you don't need to transfer it, even if she divorces, she won't divide the pre-marital property, but if it's your sister's marital property, you can't transfer it without your brother-in-law, and it must be signed by your brother-in-law. Another is my personal suggestion, if your sister is not really unable to get by, persuade her, divorce will hurt the children, what do you say?

As long as the transfer is carried out according to the normal process, of course, it is possible. Go to the Housing Authority to go through the procedures for the transfer of ownership of the house.

My sister wants a divorce and wants to transfer the house to my name, is that okay? If the man agrees, that's fine.

This is not allowed, and the transfer of property must be signed by both husband and wife.

If it is a house bought during the marriage, and you transfer the house to your sister, it is useless to transfer the property, and he will divide the property when he divorces, and he will divide the same.

Your sister is getting divorced, what does it mean to transfer the house to your name, and who owns the house, you haven't made it clear.

If the brother-in-law agrees, the transfer can only be made.

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Buy a house in the names of your sister and brother-in-law, and after you get married, you can transfer the house to your own name.

The Civil Code stipulates that buying a house in a borrowed name exists, and if there is such a dispute under normal circumstances, it can be resolved through the court's Zhiqing lawsuit. And first of all, it is necessary to judge whether the contract for buying a house in a borrowed name is valid, and if the contract is valid, then both parties should perform their own obligations in accordance with the content of the contract.

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Dear, if you are buying a property in your sister's name, but now want to transfer the property back to your own name, you can consider the following ways:1Gift:

You can negotiate with your sister to transfer the property back to your name as a gift. 2.Buying and selling:

You can negotiate with your sister to transfer the property back to your name by way of sale and sale. In the process of buying and selling, it is necessary to sign a sales contract and pay relevant taxes. 3.

Inheritance: If your sister dies, you can transfer the property back to your name by inheritance. During the inheritance process, you need to comply with the relevant laws and regulations, and if you want to go through the inheritance procedures, you need to pay the corresponding taxes.

Hello dear! We'll be happy to answer for you!! Dear, if you are buying a property in your sister's name, but now want to transfer the property back to your own name, there are several ways to consider:

1.Gift: You can negotiate with your sister to transfer the property back to your name as a gift.

2.Sale: You can negotiate with your sister to transfer the property back to your name by way of sale and sale.

If your sister doesn't want to go to the Pure Hunger World, you can transfer the property back to your name by inheritance. In the process of inheritance, you need to comply with the relevant laws and regulations, and if you want to go through the inheritance procedures, you need to pay the corresponding taxes.

Legal basis: Article 15 of the Interim Regulations on the Registration of Immovable Property: The parties or their persons shall apply to the immovable property registration agency for the first time to register immovable property.

The immovable property registration authority shall record the application for registration in the immovable property register, and the applicant may withdraw the application for registration.

Legal analysis: After the loan is paid off, the second-hand housing transaction can be carried out, the transfer procedures can be handled, and the second-hand housing mortgage loan application can be carried out.

Legal basis: Civil Code of the People's Republic of China

Article 143:Civil juristic acts that meet the following requirements are valid:

1) The actor has the corresponding capacity for civil conduct, (2) the expression of intent is true, and (3) does not violate the mandatory provisions of laws and administrative regulations, and does not violate public order and good customs.

Article 209 The creation, alteration, transfer and extinction of real estate rights shall be registered in accordance with law, and shall not take effect unless the indiscriminate hail is registered and shall not take effect, except for the narpei where the law provides otherwise.

The ownership of natural resources that belong to the State in accordance with the law may not be registered.

In this case, you have to provide evidence to prove that the down payment and monthly loan repayment are all repaid by the elder brother, if you can't provide evidence, the property has been transferred to the name of your sister, and it belongs to your sister's husband and wife after marriage, and the joint property will be divided.

If the property transferred to your sister's name is not notarized or signed an agreement, it will belong to your sister's joint property, because you are in your sister's marriage, so it belongs to the joint property of the husband and wife, unless you have proof that the house is yours, I wish you happiness!

1. If there is a clear agreement when going through the transfer procedures. And the sister and brother-in-law sign the agreement, and handle it according to the terms of the agreement.

2. If there is no agreement, the property is registered in the name of the sister and should be owned separately. The property belongs to the younger sister's personal property.

3. If there is no above situation, the elder brother needs to collect evidence to prove that the younger sister has not paid the purchase price and claim that the younger sister should pay.