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Anonymous users2024-01-24If it is before marriage, the property should not be divided equally, but if it is after marriage, it should be divided equally.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It depends on how your property was acquired and whether there is a property agreement.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Even if you don't have children, the joint property is a bad debt, and no matter how you divide it, you can't satisfy both parties. If you do break up with the other person, it is more cost-effective to leave the other person early than to fight for more possessions! If it has not yet reached the point where it is difficult to recover, it is recommended not to divorce.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21First of all, I don't know what agreement you and your husband had before you got married, what was your and your husband's income after you got married, you need to tell me this, and then I can answer you specifically.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20If you don't have a property registration before you get married! The law will divide the matter equally. So you ask for a lot of blessings.
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Anonymous users2024-01-19What kind of divorce? You're backward in your thinking.
Because of the time it takes to do it, it will stimulate the urethral sphincter at the same time, so it will be like that. Normal.
It's too late to be 19 years old. It's also good to learn other skills.
If it is not a legal marriage, you do not have to file for divorce, but you can ask for a division of property during the period of cohabitation.
To put it simply, my name is xxx (your name), I am from XX (your hometown), and I am the minister here. That's it.
Girl, this embarrassment of yours is something that many, many women want to feel. Don't talk about your sexual happiness and steal pleasure. Now my girlfriend says she wants to be like you at night. Aren't you deliberately hurting a man's heart?