Land registration of equity shares (married)

  • Erstellt am 2015-06-18 23:40:07

Uwe82

2015-06-19 09:01:47
  • #1
I had this consideration back then with our apartment too and talked a lot about it with my wife. In the end, we also did 50:50 and currently, I am the sole earner because of the children.

Better leave the discussions aside. If you agree that you want to have unequal shares, arrange it through a marriage contract. But that also costs money ;).
 

ypg

2015-06-19 12:54:09
  • #2
Everything can be regulated by a private contract.

However, I would declare the gifts from the parents within the family internally as private interest-free loans, which would then have to be repaid if a separation and later payout occurs. This at least limits this money proportionally with the parents.
This can also be filed with a 3-liner.
 

Bieber0815

2015-06-22 21:46:24
  • #3
Gifts and inheritances are regularly not considered in the equalization of accrued gains. In my opinion, the respective parents should pay close attention to whom they give gifts (Are there separate accounts? The gift should then be transferred specifically with the appropriate comment.) Of course, the parents can, if they want, give gifts to the spouses in equal parts or also specifically to the child-in-law ;-). (In my case, my parents clearly said the gift was "for both of us". Whether they were aware of the significance of this statement, I do not know. It is not about large amounts with us anyway, so it doesn’t matter. Oh yes, we definitely don’t think about separation anyway :D ) Congratulations, by the way :-)! No idea, but in the event of a separation -- if nothing else is agreed upon -- an equalization of accrued gains will be carried out, and for that it does not matter how you are listed in the land register. I would therefore choose 50:50.
 

Musketier

2015-06-23 07:12:40
  • #4
Also, everything that is brought into the marriage and, as mentioned above, the gift/inheritance, is excluded in the event of a divorce. Therefore, it would be important to keep the bank statements/depot statements if you are already considering the separation scenario.
 

Voki1

2015-06-23 08:33:56
  • #5


By now, in about 50% of all marriages in Germany, a prenuptial agreement would save money rather than (overall) having cost anything. ;)
 

cumpa

2015-12-02 01:44:37
  • #6
We...unmarried couple have concluded a quota-variable GBR contract. Also, we with unequal equity and unequal repayment amounts. The contract is adjusted annually.....
 
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