5 thoughts on “Divorce gold jewelry is not a common property? Is it divided?”
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Gold jewelry is generally not considered personal products, but is considered a common property. Because the law stipulates a dedicated daily necessities. Gold jewelry does not have this characteristic. Generally speaking, the court will be counted as a common property when judging, but it is judged to the original user and gave the other party the corresponding consideration compensation. Is one of the following situations, the property of the husband and wife: (1) the pre -marital property of one party; The cost of life subsidy for the disabled;
(3) The property of only returning to the husband or wife in the will or gifts; ;
(5) Other assets that should be attracted to the other side.
Jewelry jewelry is usually not considered a common property of the family in the division of the divorce property, but is a personal property, but the jewelry with special inheritance significance can be recovered by the original owner.
If it is a husband and wife's common property during the marriage relationship, divorce needs to be divided. If the women have been obtained by the woman at their own expense before they get married, then these jewelry belong to the woman's pre -marital personal property, and may not be divided during divorce.
Gold jewelry should belong to the scope of personal dedicated daily necessities, so when divorce, it should be handled according to personal property, and divorce does not need to be divided.
Gold jewelry is generally not considered personal products, but is considered a common property. Because the law stipulates a dedicated daily necessities. Gold jewelry does not have this characteristic.
Generally speaking, the court will be counted as a common property when judging, but it is judged to the original user and gave the other party the corresponding consideration compensation.
Is one of the following situations, the property of the husband and wife:
(1) the pre -marital property of one party; The cost of life subsidy for the disabled;
(3) The property of only returning to the husband or wife in the will or gifts; ;
(5) Other assets that should be attracted to the other side.
Jewelry jewelry is usually not considered a common property of the family in the division of the divorce property, but is a personal property, but the jewelry with special inheritance significance can be recovered by the original owner.
If it is a husband and wife's common property during the marriage relationship, divorce needs to be divided. If the women have been obtained by the woman at their own expense before they get married, then these jewelry belong to the woman's pre -marital personal property, and may not be divided during divorce.
As long as the gold jewelry, wages, real estate stocks, etc., are the common property of the husband and wife, which can be divided.
Gold jewelry should belong to the scope of personal dedicated daily necessities, so when divorce, it should be handled according to personal property, and divorce does not need to be divided.