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USo, I M21 and my Girlfriend F21 So, I live in Germany and my girlfriend is Pakistani who is also lives in Germany. If I marry her in the future, will my properties in India affected? because I have a lot of ancestral land in Delhi NCR and Haryana. so, is there any chance the government can take over my land if I marry her or not?
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LNot a lawyer
But you should consider asset protection. Even if you might not be getting divorced. Consider researching the topic, could be really helpful in protecting crucial asset in pretty much any type of case.strong network of off shore trust funds and shell companies in countries like the Cook Islands, Cyprus etc.
Where the companies are set up ofc you but on paper there is no proof.
And the trusts gives you non transferable and non disposable income/benefits like
1. The hous & car are owned by the trust but you get to use it for being an investor or an employee in our own company.
2. And other thing like subsidy on credit card bills and stuff.
3. Trusts legally seperate your property from you which saves them from creditors.Which basically leaves you with just enough to pay the minimum alimony to avoid jail.
And the cook Islands simply do not recognize any foreign jurisdictions. And offer even strong asset protection.
Might seem like a hassel but the benefits are definitely worth considering
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SPractising advocate here:
My answer is geared towards the provisions as under Indian law. Your spouse has no legal right over the property that you own, whether it is acquired before or after marriage. But if a divorce takes place, settlements can involve transfer of property in order to resolve the matrimonial dispute. This has been known to happen and is fairly commonplace.
Marry outside, get a prenup drawn, and whatever happens do not pursue a matrimonial case in India. Here, your prenup will have no legal weight and you’re more likely to get arsefucked if shit goes sideways.
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HI’m not sure if you are worried about your property in case of divorce or worried about the Indian government taking over your properties for marrying a Pakistani. Either way, it will not be an issue. The government will not take over your properties for marrying a Pakistani. In case of divorce, I doubt that your marriage and consequently divorce will take place in India and as per Indian law. In foreign marriages, it is best to get a prenuptial agreement (not allowed in India except for Goa) where your liabilities in case of divorce are agreed to prior to the marriage.
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