We are preparing to divide the jointly acquired property

Spouses should be ready for anything. Even if there is not a cloud on the horizon of family life , one should have an idea of what common property is. It may be necessary to share what is legally acquired during a marriage. By the way, this is not only property, but also problems. Therefore, one should think carefully about making loans. Jointly acquired property - movable and immovable things acquired during marriage, money earned by labor, entrepreneurial, intellectual activity, benefits, pensions, funds that are received not for special purpose, such as maternity, compensation and compensation for damage. To property, which is acquired jointly, include cash deposits, shares and securities.

When the property of former spouses is divided , it does not matter in whose name and money the acquisitions were made, since everything is considered common.

The court will divide the property equally, even if one of the spouses did not work, but led the household and looked after the children. Other good reasons can also be taken into account, according to which the wife or husband did not have income.

Just in case, the wife should keep all copies of checks and receipts, indicating more or less large purchases and receipts of money into the family. In case of a divorce, you can attach these papers to the statement of claim. It is also worth knowing about the banks and how much money the husband keeps. The wife must have information about the deposit deposits and the amount of the spouse's income. All this will become insurance for her and the child, if there is a divorce and division of property. After all, the ex-spouse has the right to 1/2 of what is acquired during the marriage, including bank deposits. Prove that the husband put money into the bank after registering the marriage and before the divorce will be simple, if, along with the claim for the division of property, the wife will file an application with the court asking to seize the husband's money stored in the bank. When the court asks for information about the receipt of funds to the accounts, it will also receive transaction dates.

All that her husband received during the marriage, will be divided equally. By the way, jointly acquired property can be divided, even if less than three years have passed since the divorce. Redistribution is difficult to initiate, and this is rarely practiced.

During a divorce, you can sue his former wife's car or apartment, even if he bought or received them before marriage. According to the law, this is not common property, but the court can recognize it as such if the wife succeeds in proving that during the marriage, major repairs, alterations or renovations were made, which significantly increased the value of the property.

Jointly acquired does not count what was donated or received for gratuitous transactions, an inheritance.

The section is not subject to personal items that are in individual use. Clothing, footwear and so on will remain in the property of the person to whom they were bought during the marriage. Exceptions are precious jewelry. When the property is divided, they will be evaluated. Jewels can sell and divide money, and still by agreement, leave in the property of one of the spouses.

No matter how well family life develops, you should carefully conduct housekeeping and make expensive purchases.