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Anonymous users2024-01-24There is no counterclaim in the divorce, only a rebuttal raised by the other party.
If it is the joint property of the husband and wife, it can be divided, but if it is the man's dowry and furniture, the woman has no right to divide it.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23In the divorce counterclaim, the husband proposed to compensate 100,000 yuan for the wedding and furniture, so who paid the 100,000 yuan? If it was you, why did he claim compensation? If it was him, he would have already asked for compensation, so why should you divide it equally?
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Anonymous users2024-01-22In marriage, there is usually no question of the return of the dowry; Furniture can be returned if it was purchased by the man before the marriage and used for living together as husband and wife.
It stands to reason that appropriate compensation should also be given, because it costs a lot of money to marry the man, whose money is blown by the wind, in order to divorce well, give him some compensation appropriately.
In the law, the man and the woman have been separated for two years, and the man has no reason not to agree to the divorce, and the man's lack of income and daughter is the best reason to give the woman custody, and you will have a certain loss if you earn money to support the family, so you have the right to take back half of the property, but I feel that it is better not to divorce, I stand in the position of the child, because the child is innocent [pure advice].
The bride price is a gift and is not joint property, while furniture purchased after marriage is joint property.
According to the current law, everything bought before marriage belongs to the party who bought it.
What he bought after marriage belongs to marital property and should be divided equally, if he has misconduct during the marriage and causes the marriage to break, then he will get less marital property.