aero2016
2020-06-18 18:50:03
- #1
No, that’s clear. But had the brilliant idea that the property should be registered in the name of the common child in order to best handle the separation case. At least that’s how I understood . And in all likelihood, that’s not possible, unless one can convince the family court, or the guardian ad litem appointed by it, that it is not legally disadvantageous for the child. Of course, one can try.Did I miss something? This is about adult children, right?! They are allowed to receive gifts or, I suppose, they can decide for themselves if they are ready to take on responsibility?