With the strengthening of the awareness of marriage law, in fact, many people are very concerned about the ownership of the house when buying a house after marriage, especially when buying a house after marriage. Many women "strongly demand to have their own names, so as not to lose money". Is it true?/You don't say. Actually, it is not.
It is best to fill in the names of both parties truthfully when buying a house after marriage, and both parties will feel more comfortable.
As a woman, after marriage, she will be very concerned about whether the property has her own name. After all, they think that not having a name will be a loss, and they will have nothing after divorce.
Therefore, in theory, it is recommended to fill in the names of both parties when buying a house after marriage, so that both men and women look fair and reasonable; But we need to realize that this is only theoretical. After all, when there are real problems, these "theories" will actually be overthrown by reality, and it doesn't make much sense to write anyone's name.
There are new provisions on the division of divorce property in law. In case of divorce, the house will be divided according to the proportion of property payment.
With the development of society, we will find the extreme problem of cheating marriage in the landing area, which leads to the new standard of real estate identification in marriage law.
Whose name should I write in the wedding house? It doesn't really matter. After all, after the marriage problem, the property will be allocated according to the proportion of purchase; This means that even if there is no husband's name in the house, the house paid in full by the husband after marriage is awarded to the man, which is no longer the previous "who owns the real estate license", which protects personal property interests well.
Of course, unless buying a house after marriage is owned by one party except notarization, then another way is needed.
It can be seen that the name of the real estate license is not too particular in law. After all, the property after marriage depends on the evidence.