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Look at who it was given to the woman's family when she got married, and this was given to the woman's parents. Generally, it is non-refundable.
If it is given to the bride, it is considered a gift to the bride. No matter who it is given, this is a gift for the purpose of marriage, and if you divorce just after marriage, you generally need to return the full amount, and if you divorce after a few years of marriage, it will be counted as marital property
You can pay for it. But to understand. Because of the marital house, the man buys the pre-marital property, which is always the man's. >>>More
According to the current law, everything bought before marriage belongs to the party who bought it.
Hello. Debts incurred before marriage for the purpose of living together after marriage are joint debts and both spouses are obliged to repay.
Counted as joint property. As for the marriage law, you can look it up on the Internet, there should be an analytical version.
Yes, not married are all personal belongings,