Buying a house for 1.33 million and my mother in law will get 1.2 million, I have an IOU, will I hav

Hello, if it is your husband and wife's marital property, and the real estate certificate is not in the name of your parents-in-law, you have a copy!

According to the calculation of normal property division, post-marital property refers to the property jointly owned by the husband and wife after marriage, including the funds owed, which are also included in the joint accounting. You buy a house of 1.33 million because your mother-in-law paid 1.2 million, that is, the husband and wife only have 130,000 yuan, and they can only be counted as 130,000 yuan as joint property when they divorce, maybe after your husband and wife pay off 12o yuan to your mother-in-law, the house belongs to the joint property of the husband and wife. As a husband and wife, we must learn to be tolerant, trust and support each other, communicate more in our daily life, don't be a person who forgets righteousness, is greedy for words, and harmony between husband and wife is the source of happiness.

Emotional development depends on oneself to strive for and grasp.

No, that's your mother-in-law's money, either you pay back 1.2 million or you give up the house, this is the man's calculation, don't struggle.

No, it's your parents' money, not yours, you just have a good life, don't think about divorce and split the money.

It seems that you have bought the house in full, and if you divorce, the house can have half of you, but the total house price has to be taken out of 1.2 million to repay your mother-in-law, you are borrowing money not a gift. If the house is not worth 1.2 million, then the whole house can be given to your mother-in-law, and you have to make up the difference of 1.2 million, I mean that your house is worth 1.4 million, but you sell it for 1.1 million, then you give all the money from the sale to your mother-in-law and pay another 100,000 to your mother-in-law. In fact, you still earn it, because the 1.2 million you take from your mother-in-law should have no interest.

The mother-in-law who bought 1.33 million yuan to buy a house took 1.2 million, and you made an IOU, and you can't take half of it if you divorce anyway, because 1.2o million is your mother-in-law's.

Although this money is from your mother-in-law, but you wrote an IOU, it means that this money was borrowed by you and your husband together, and it belongs to the joint debt of your husband and wife.

In your case, when you get married, the house payment is taken by your mother-in-law, although you make an IOU, but if you bear the responsibility of repayment, the house is part of yours, but if you do not bear the responsibility of repayment, the house is not yours.

If you don't have this joint debt, of course, if you owe you money after you get married, it must be a divorce, and the two of you have to pay it back together.

If it is marital property, the divorce can have half of you, but the debt is also half of yours.

You buy a house and ask your mother-in-law to take 12o yuan and pay off the arrears note, no matter how many houses you buy, now you want to divorce your husband, first of all, you husband and wife give your mother-in-law 12o million to return to your mother-in-law, so that the extra money from your divorce, your husband and wife distribute the property of the two of you through the court judgment, if you don't return 12o yuan to your mother-in-law, the court will also sentence you to pay off your mother-in-law's money, and judge you to distribute the rest of your property.

If the law is passed, it will be less than half. However, there is still a portion.

Of course this is gone, you are embarrassed to ask for that money, do you want the money from the elderly, and you will do the same.

Now the new marriage law stipulates that whoever takes the money benefits from it, and if you don't take the money and make an IOU, you will be fined half of the divorce, which is possible.

If you are divorced and want to divide the house as if it were joint property, you will of course be responsible for the debt.

The house has your father, then the debtor also has mud, which belongs to the husband and wife, and the joint property.

bought a house for 1.33 million, and my mother-in-law took 1.2 million, and I made an IOU. Is the divorce half of me? It stands to reason that you paid for it. Then there should be half of you.

How do you write an IOU? Have you paid back the money? How long have you been married?

I think that the daughter-in-law should also give a little bit as a mother-in-law to buy a house, and she can not give as much as her mother, but she can't not do it. Because his son will live in this house

I think this mother-in-law's approach is wrong. She doesn't pay a penny when her son gets married, and it's not right to let your family go out of the house. But you can talk about it and don't talk about divorce lightly.

Mother-in-law, my mother paid 200,000 yuan for buying a house, but you have 600,000 yuan but don't give it, don't blame me for the divorce, I think buying a house is my own thing, if my mother wants to pay, it is acceptable, and my mother-in-law doesn't have to force it if she doesn't want to.

Then divorce, this estrangement will exist forever, and it is very large, and the rift is difficult to repair.

I think that my daughter-in-law is not particularly good at doing this, and many times you must not be able to measure your feelings with money, as long as the other party has done her best.