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HNow that’s a presumption.
A trust is a separate legal entity and a loan is a financial document.
To lift the corporate veil for alimony has no precedent. There is however, a long precedence that a separate legal entity should stay separate and independent.
And this is much before the marriage commences.HLawyer here.
Make a trust with your parents as turstees
Transfer property to trust.
Lease the property in your mother’s individual name and pay nominal lease/rent, so you can always claim that the property is leased.If divorce happens, alimony is based on your earnings as well, you’ll need to figure that out.
Take a loan from the trust (say for marriage expenses) and every month pay part of your salary to the trust, that will save money, ensure money is there for your parents and if it comes to the unfortunate alimony part, you can tell that you have loans and 30-40% of salary goes in loans, so the amount of alimony reduces.HDear child, lawyer here.
Structuring your assets in order to pay least alimony starts with the UCC in uttarakhand.
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