As a rule, any property which is real estate with a legal ownership right before the marital period is the private property of a spouse. If there was no change in the process before and during the marriage period, which would affect this private ownership, the private ownership status would not change after the divorce….

In a divorce case, the division of the spouses’ common properties can firstly be achieved based on an agreement between the husband, the wife and the family of the husband or that of the wife. If no agreement is reached, the spouses can request the Court to divide pursuant to the regulations of law. As…

According to Article 59.3 of the Law on Marriage and Family 2014, the common properties of the spouses are divided according to type of properties. However, if it is impossible to carry out the division according to the type of properties, the properties shall be divided according to their value. The spouse who shall receive…

According to the principle as set out in Article 33 of the Law on Marriage and Family 2014 determining the common properties of the spouses, the properties created by the spouses during their marital period are considered as their common properties. Therefore, shares in a joint stock company or capital contributions in a multi-member limited…

The following properties listed in Article 174 of the Law on Enterprises 2015 are considered as the properties of the partnership.; The ownership of contributed assets as capital by the partners have been transferred to the partnership; Created assets in the name of the partnership; Assets collected from the business activities conducted by unlimited liability…