Of course, if you have money, generally speaking, the biggest legal connection between buying a house and getting married is the identification of marital property. According to the marriage law, the property acquired before marriage is personal property, and the property acquired after marriage is husband and wife property. If the husband and wife divorce, they will be divided into half, even if the other party doesn't spend a penny on the house.

So if you buy a house before marriage, who will write the name in the house? If the man buys a house before marriage, it belongs to the man's property before marriage, then after divorce, the house should belong to the man. But if the house is notarized with marital property; To buy a house after marriage, if the man pays back the money, according to the new regulations, if both husband and wife are present and the woman wants to sign, then both husband and wife should use the property. So there is still a difference between buying a house before marriage and after marriage.

2. After marriage, parents contribute to buying a house.

Article 22 of the Marriage Law states: If parents contribute to the purchase of a house by both parties before marriage, the contribution shall be deemed as a personal gift to their children, unless the parents explicitly indicate that it is a gift to both parties. If the parents contribute money to buy a house for both parties after marriage, the contribution shall be regarded as a gift to both husband and wife, except that the parents clearly indicate that it is a gift to one party.

In other words, if the man's parents buy the house wholly, and there is no clear indication that the house is given to both husband and wife, then the house is given to the man, and Ms. Yang has no share. However, if all the parents of the man buy a house after marriage, and there is no clear indication to the man, the house will be given to the husband and wife, which is the joint property of the husband and wife.