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Fortune-telling before marriage _ Is it accurate before marriage?

I've had enough of my life now, and I want a divorce, okay?

Of course, divorce if you don't want to live!

If you have considered it carefully and your marriage has really reached the point where divorce is necessary, then it is time to make the final preparations for divorce.

First of all, take care of your common property:

You may control the financial power of your family, but you don't necessarily know how much your common property is.

Now, let's clean up the property that may be involved in the marriage case:

1, real estate

All the properties registered in your joint name, as well as the properties you bought together after marriage, are the common property of your marriage.

2. Stocks, funds and bonds

Do you have stocks and bonds? No matter whose name it is.

Step 3 share

Shares formed by the joint venture of you or any party's investment in other enterprises.

4, housing provident fund (this is easy to ignore)

5. Commercial insurance

Commercial insurance bought after marriage, and insurance paid after marriage.

6. cars

7. Cash and deposits

8. creditor's rights

That is, whether others still owe you money, trust products or private loans that you entrust to other managers.

9. Debt

Be sure to find out the money you borrowed together after marriage. This should be paid from your common property. Also know whether the other party has borrowed money.

10, no inheritance assigned.

If either of you has a definite share of the estate, but it is only undistributed, it is also your common property.

1 1. The property of the other party before marriage, but you managed or transformed it after marriage.

If the other party's premarital property increases in value because of your behavior, the value-added part constitutes your common property.

12, pension

If one of you has started to receive a pension, the funds in the recipient's personal account will constitute the divisible common property.

13, other property

The second is to collect evidence!

1. title certificate: title certificate, vehicle registration certificate, stock account card, equity certificate, iou, loan contract, etc.

2. Other certificates: marriage certificate, copy of the other party's ID card, retirement certificate or pension certificate, housing provident fund account number, bank passbook, bank card, etc.

3. The other party's fault certificate:

(1). Domestic violence: you can call the police when it happens, and the alarm record will form strong evidence.

(2) Extramarital affairs: Recording will be the best evidence. Including the recording of your conversation with each other and the recording of your conversation with a third party. Of course, if you can catch him in bed, you will be cruel.

(3) Taking drugs or gambling: The best way is to call the police, who will deal with it.

(4) Crime: a judgment or certificate issued by the Public Security Bureau.

Finally, the custody of the child.

Rational thinking and judgment should be made on this question: who is more conducive to a child's growth with? When you decide that your child will be raised by the other party, please ensure the connection and communication between yourself and your child.

Step 3: Formal divorce.

If you agree to divorce:

First of all, both parties should have no objection to divorce and agree to divorce by agreement. Both parties can reach an agreement on the specific matters of divorce first, and it is best to sign a divorce agreement after reaching an agreement.

Of course, if you don't know how to write a divorce agreement, or you are not sure that the rules are not standardized, you can ask a lawyer to write it for you. This fee is generally not high.

This can also reduce hidden dangers and prevent mistakes.

In fact, no one wants to take the dispute to court unless it is absolutely necessary.

Therefore, divorce by agreement is undoubtedly the best choice to dissolve the marriage relationship.

However, for the parties whose registered permanent residence is far away in other provinces (cities) and who work and live locally, it is more convenient and time-saving to mediate divorce through the court.

But there are conditions for divorce by agreement:

Although divorce by agreement is the most time-saving and economical way of divorce. However, divorce by agreement must meet the following five preconditions:

(1) Both parties are legally registered husband and wife;

(2) The divorce of both parties is completely voluntary;

(three) the parties reached an agreement on matters such as child support, property and debt disposal;

(4) The accounts of one party or both parties are permanent accounts within their respective jurisdictions;

(five) both husband and wife must apply to the marriage registration authority where one of the permanent residence is located at the same time, and may not entrust others to act as agents.

So what is the procedure of divorce by agreement?

Divorced men and women jointly apply to the marriage registration office of the district or county civil affairs bureau (or town people's government) where one party has a permanent residence.

When the parties show their certificates, the parties fill in the divorce agreement and divorce registration application, and the marriage registration authority examines and issues the divorce certificate.

Documents submitted for divorce registration

1. My household registration book and resident ID card.

2. Marriage certificates of both parties.

3. The divorce agreement of both parties.

4. Both parties shall submit two recent half-length bareheaded color photos of 1 inch.

Special reminder:

1, the general marriage registration office only needs to see that both parties have written that they have no objection to the division of property, or that the property has been divided, so it is very hidden. Unclear division of property is likely to cause disputes in the future, so it must be clearly divided.

Because the divorce agreement has no enforceable legal effect, if one party goes back on his word and refuses to perform the obligations stipulated in the divorce agreement, he can only resort to the court for settlement.