Legal marriage is subject to marriage registration, if there is no marriage registration, no marriage certificate, just set a few tables, a banquet, this strict sense can not be called a legal marriage, can only be said to have a ceremony, then once it comes to the issue of divorce, then the basis of divorce is that the marriage certificate has been handled, to be able to get the divorce certificate, if there is no marriage certificate, then there is no premise, if there is still a divorce involved, If the marriage is not registered, then there is no way to share the property after the marriage.
If there is no marriage registration, that is, there is no divorce certificate, just a few banquet ceremonies, such a marriage, when it comes to divorce, if the husband and wife are separated, it involves the division of this property, then it is impossible to share the marital property, because the marital property is subject to the registration of the marriage certificate, that is, after receiving the marriage certificate, it is called the marital property, so if there is no marriage certificate, there is no way to calculate the time point of the marital property.
If there is no marriage certificate, just a few banquets are set up to get married, then at this time, once there is a situation similar to divorce, when it comes to the division of property, then it needs to be resolved through negotiation between the two parties, or the other party can provide evidence, that is, the husband and wife have great property help to the joint marriage during the existence of the marriage, and can provide proof of flow, that is, bank statement, or proof of making great economic contributions to the family. If this can be proved, in principle, the judge should also proceed from the actual situation and share the corresponding property loss to one party, but there must be reasonable and legal evidence to prove that one party has contributed property to the marriage stage.