brakfart at 2023-07-05 17:21:48+00:00 ID: jqs3ma9
If she goes to court and she actually has 15 years on queue time, and you have 0. The court will rule in your favour.
Other things will be taken into account though, like your economies.
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londonformat (OP) at 2023-07-05 17:33:04+00:00 ID: jqs5d6a
What is my favour? That I'd keep the contract?
It just seems crazy that the court would say "wife you can have the contract and your queue spot. Husband, you can having nothing"
Our economy is pretty even, me a bit more but nothing crazy
brakfart at 2023-07-05 17:39:25+00:00 ID: jqs6ctt
Yes, you’ll keep the contract most likely.
Sixten132 at 2023-07-05 19:32:16+00:00 ID: jqsnsm0
In order for your wife to get the contract, she would need "reasonable grounds" to take it from you. Basically one or more special reasons that clearly shows she would need the apartment more than you would be hurt by giving it up. The default case is that you keep the contract since your name is on it.
Reasonable grounds could be if you have children, and those children will be staying with your wife after the divorce. Other things that would be taken into account would be the health of your partner, commuting distance to work, your partner's ability to find a new place to live compared to you etc. All of these things will be judged as a whole, so it's not enough that she will have a longer commute should she be forced to move.
By the way you describe the situation, she will have no problem finding and affording a new place to live. You can rest assured she will have no success should she take it to court.
If she somehow does get the contract, you will be assigned a larger share of any other shared property to compensate you.
This is all noted in the marriage code, 11th chapter, paragraph 8:
SpezCanLickMyAss at 2023-07-05 19:36:04+00:00 ID: jqvhsne
Tell her to take it to court. It will be an easy win for you.
SpezCanLickMyAss at 2023-07-05 19:36:04+00:00 ID: jqvhsne
Tell her to take it to court. It will be an easy win for you.
clickYyz at 2023-07-06 11:01:04+00:00 ID: jqvo7d4
If the apartment is in your name she won’t be able to just take it. Tell her to get the hell out of to take you to court, she won’t win anything on doing that. Or contact a law firm for legal advice, things like that rarely goes to an actual court.
clickYyz at 2023-07-06 11:01:04+00:00 ID: jqvo7d4
If the apartment is in your name she won’t be able to just take it. Tell her to get the hell out of to take you to court, she won’t win anything on doing that. Or contact a law firm for legal advice, things like that rarely goes to an actual court.