First of all, it needs to be clear that adding the woman's name to the real estate certificate after marriage does not mean that the woman automatically owns half of the property rights. The division of real estate needs to be comprehensively considered according to the actual situation of the husband and wife, the degree of contribution, the agreement during the marriage and other factors.
If the husband and wife have not expressly agreed on the ownership of the property, then the property will generally be recognized as the joint property of the husband and wife according to the relevant provisions of the Marriage Law. In the event of a divorce, the spouses can negotiate to divide the property, and if the negotiation fails, the court will make a judgment based on the actual situation.
When dividing the property, the court will take into account the degree of contribution of both spouses. If the woman has contributed to the purchase, decoration and other aspects of the property after the marriage, then she has the right to claim the corresponding share. At the same time, if the woman assumes the main responsibilities of the family during the marriage, such as raising children and taking care of the family, the court will also consider giving the woman some compensation.
Below, we will use an example to explain how to divide the real estate certificate and the woman's name after marriage.
Suppose there is a husband and wife who buy a property before the marriage and add the woman's name to the title deed after the marriage. However, the relationship between the couple broke down and they faced divorce. In this case, the woman can claim the division of the property.
If the husband and wife can reach an agreement through negotiation, they can agree on the division of the property themselves. For example, it can be agreed that the man will continue to own the property, but give the woman a certain amount of financial compensation; Or agree to divide the income equally after the real estate **.
If the negotiation fails, the woman can file a lawsuit in court to divide the property. In the course of the litigation, the woman needs to provide corresponding evidence to prove the extent of her contribution to the property, such as proof of payment for the purchase price and decoration money, as well as proof of family responsibility.
During the trial, the court will comprehensively consider the actual situation of the husband and wife, the degree of contribution and other factors, and decide on the division of the property. If the woman does contribute to the property, the court will give the woman a share or financial compensation at its discretion.
It should be reminded that the circumstances of each case are different, and the specific division method needs to be judged according to the actual situation. Therefore, when facing a divorce, it is recommended that the husband and wife resolve the issue through negotiation as much as possible to avoid unnecessary disputes and losses.
The addition of the woman's name to the title deed after marriage does not mean that the woman automatically owns half of the property.
The division of real estate needs to be comprehensively considered according to the actual situation of the husband and wife, the degree of contribution, the agreement during the marriage and other factors.
If the husband and wife do not explicitly agree on the ownership of the property, the property will generally be recognized as the joint property of the husband and wife.
When dividing the property, the court will take into account the degree of contribution of the spouses and give a corresponding share or financial compensation as appropriate.
The circumstances of each case are different, and the specific division method needs to be judged according to the actual situation. It is advisable for both spouses to resolve the issue through negotiation whenever possible.