Registration of co-ownership of the property

Maybe we should just get a marriage certificate after all.

Hello dynaudio79 Marry her and blow the saved taxes on the wedding party. Steven

I have now read that in a divorce, both parties do not have a claim to half if the house was bought before the marriage. Rather, only the one who is listed in the land register. Is that correct?

I have now read that in a divorce, not both parties have a claim to half if the house was purchased before the marriage. Rather, only the one who is listed in the land register does.

There are never any claims to specific items in a divorce (simplified). It is about the equalization of accrued gains. Simple example: He brings a house into the marriage, value at the wedding €200,000. Otherwise, neither has any assets or debts. At the divorce, the value of the house is checked again. Let's say €500,000 now, and otherwise there still are no assets or debts. Then he has increased his assets by €300,000 and must pay his ex an accrued gains equalization, in this case €150,000.

Well, everything acquired after the marriage and used together belongs to each party equally. For us, it's only about security. So that one person doesn't end up with nothing in the end.

Well, everything acquired after the marriage and used jointly belongs to each equally.

So what now? During or before the marriage? In the context of the divorce, there is equalization of accrued gains and compensation payments. It does not matter whether mine or yours.

That was just information. Because it makes a difference whether something was acquired before or after the marriage. Our house construction has not started yet.