The issue of joint property of a newlywed, the marital room and other furnishings at the time of the

According to the provisions of the Marriage Law, if the relationship between the husband and wife has indeed broken down, a divorce may be granted. For the issue of child support, it is necessary to carefully confirm the situation of both parties from the perspective of being conducive to the child's growth, but the child during the breastfeeding period is generally awarded to the woman for support, and if it is not a lactation period, it is necessary to see that party is more suitable for the child's growth and seek the child's own opinion. The joint property and debts of the husband and wife shall be jointly owned and borne by the husband and wife, and shall generally be half of the person.

1. If the marriage room has not been transferred, it does not belong, and the others belong; 2. Under normal circumstances, it is not formed, but the property given to the husband and wife, such as gift money, belongs to the joint property.

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1. From a legal point of view, the property given to both parties by the parents of both parties after marriage is regarded as joint property.

In my experience, in practice, the judge should generally prefer that the capital contributed by both parties' families still belongs to both parties.

It depends on the time of purchase and the funder.

The court will take into account the actual situation. In the case of pre-marital property, it will not be converted into joint property as a result of the marriage.

If the above-mentioned property is purchased before marriage, it is personal pre-marital property, unless the parents have given it to both husband and wife. An individual's pre-marital property does not become joint property as a result of the conclusion of the marriage.