Personal property protection after marriage

Marital property refers to all kinds of property acquired by one of the spouses during the existence of the marital relationship. Personal property after marriage refers to the property owned by individuals after marriage. 1. marital property-personal property agreed by both husband and wife through consultation: whether marital property belongs to the joint property of husband and wife depends on the agreement of both husband and wife, as follows: if there is a marital property agreement that clearly stipulates how to distribute the income of husband and wife after marriage, the property obtained after marriage needs to be distributed according to the agreement. As long as the agreement between the parties is not illegal, then the content of the agreement is valid and protected by law. This shows that any property in marriage can be personal property. Second, the property after marriage-the property that belongs to individuals according to the law: 1. The property obtained after marriage belongs to both husband and wife, including: ① medical expenses and disability living allowance obtained by one party due to physical injury; (2) Property that belongs exclusively to the husband or wife as determined in the will or gift contract; (3) Daily necessities of one party; (four) other property that should be owned by one party. 2. Before the parties get married, if both parents contribute to the purchase of a house, the contribution shall be regarded as a personal gift and personal property to their children. 3. After the parties get married, the parents contribute money to buy houses for both parties, clearly indicating that one party's personal property is donated to the other party.