Married property is an important part of family financial management, but in practice, transfer problems can easily arise. This article will introduce four behaviors that need to be paid attention to to avoid the transfer of joint property between husband and wife.
1. Do not use joint account funds separately
A joint account for husband and wife is an account jointly owned by both spouses , the funds therein should also be used jointly by both spouses. If one party uses the funds in a joint account separately, it will result in the transfer of joint property. Therefore, when using a joint account, both parties should negotiate the use of the funds and use them strictly in accordance with the agreement.
2. Do not handle large-scale properties such as real estate and vehicles privately
Large-scale properties such as real estate and vehicles are usually jointly owned by husband and wife, but you must pay attention when handling these properties. Don't do it privately. For example, if one party privately sells a jointly owned property or vehicle, it will result in the transfer of the marital property. Therefore, when dealing with these large amounts of property, both parties must negotiate and sign relevant agreements.
3. Don’t borrow or guarantee at will
Husbands and wives can borrow or guarantee each other, but when doing these things, be careful not to do it at will. For example, if one party privately borrows money or guarantees from others, it will lead to the transfer of joint property between husband and wife. Therefore, when carrying out these actions, both parties must negotiate and sign relevant agreements.
4. Do not use joint property for personal investment
Common property should be managed and used by both spouses, not as a tool for personal investment. If one party uses joint property for personal investment, it will result in the transfer of joint property. Therefore, when investing, it must be negotiated by both parties and used strictly in accordance with the agreement.
The joint property of husband and wife is an important part of family financial management and needs to be managed and used jointly by both parties. In practice, four behaviors require special attention to avoid the transfer of joint property between husband and wife. Only through reasonable planning and management can the safety and stability of joint property between husband and wife be ensured.
