Will China’s new divorce ruling discourage women from marrying for money?
Question by Miao Tsetung: Will China’s new divorce ruling discourage women from marrying for money?
Or will it cause an added burden to women when they divorce?
Previously, brides in China usually received 50% of the house when their marriage ended. It is usually a requirement for a man to own a house before a woman will mary him. So, many families purchased a house for their sons so they could get married, but they resented their son’s bride receiving half of that house upon divorce. This new law is designed to protect the man’s investment in the house.
It may be that China is trying to establish something similar to community property laws that are common in the west. In this case, all property owned by either spouse prior to marriage is considered “separate property” and is returned to them upon divorce. But all property earned during the marriage is divided equally upon divorce.
Will this new ruling encourage young couples to marry and then jointly save for a house purchase, as is often done in western countries?
http://www.financeasia.com/News/268763,chinas-new-marriage-law-set-to-stoke-home-sales.aspx
Best answer:
Answer by She comes often.
yes, some ppl in china sign pre nup too, like in the west.
but really ”owning” a house is hard for ppl living in beijing or shanghai for example, because many apartments cost between 2 to 4 million yuan. it’s hard for many guys in their 20′s to pay off so much money at a young age unless their parents are rich. many married couples pay the morgage together every month after they get married, the guy may pay the downpayment first.
many laws in China are becoming more and more similar to the west. it’s just more reasonable that way.
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