A wife who contributes just title deed processing fees and demands joint ownership is in that marriage for business. Your friend should be very afraid. It would make sense for joint ownership if they contributed equally, or at least 65/35…minimum…sio pesa ya kuprocess title na ameshaanza kusumbua.
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If the wife contributed any cash; he is doomed ! Infact that will be the source of his downfalls in his marrage …kwisha yeye either sing her tune or pay saitani a visit !
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Inter tribal marriages ni tricky n that woman knows that. Anajua mzee akikufa atakimbishwa na mkongonjo bila any. Kisii’s are notorious for such.
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Never let your wife contribute any money when buying something significantly expensive kama shamba ama gari. Hata kwa nyumba, make sure ni wewe umenunua vitu kama TV, sofa, bed, etc. Mwachie vyombo na nguo.
If you let her, atashinda akikusumbua forever. Every time you have an argument, she won’t forget to bring that up.
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Prenup.
But the wife is entitled to 50:50 ownership regardless to whether she contributed or not. Men spend 10 seconds cumming and claim the kids are their’s yet the women carry the kids for 9 months. Closing Costs vs Purchase Price scenario all over again.
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i think its right to have her name there juu kuna relas who come and demand everythin leaving your own kids kukua chokora so maze if you have kids just knw its only you and that woman(wife)who have unconditional love for the kidos the rest ni mafisi tu what one does is put a caveat(kitu kaa hio)in such a way at your demise the propety goes to trust until the kids are over 18 hapo hata wife akitekwa na akina uwes hawata benefit yao itakuwa ni ma slices tu…
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Kuna spousal consent when dealing or disposing the the land which you solely own
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Prenup is good…though there is no precedent(kenyan cases) with regards to this yet
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Because she will have to approve any sale of the property in future. She wants to have a say on whether the jamaa can sell the land or not. That is the only explanation I can think of.
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Nilikuwa nashindwa ulienda wapi
Yes and yes
Kukatia ndio noma? Uko na crush?
Huyo shiney eye ameangusha pure bloods. Never show a woman ukinunua mbuloti na ukinunua weka kwa jina za watoto to inherit the land once they get to a certain age na uweke hio kwa will. Bibi aki dispute will put a clause should she dispute it all assets to be sold and proceeds given to charity
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If that jamaa ever decides to sell the land, he will have to ask the wife for permission if her name appears on that title deed. To me, that is enough reason not to include her name on that document, despite co-owning the property through marriage.
Acha maswali za uhomo hapa. Endeni inbox
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No
Because men have been known to meet younger lasses and are driven crazy by their perky breast and they start transferring/ selling everything to or for the said lass the woman just wants to be sure stop being suspicious for no reason nkt
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There you have it!!!
Her reasoning is simple, she has equal say in any transaction involving the property. For example, if the jamaa needs to sell the land to finance a medical bill of a parent (God forbid), if his wife says “no”, there is nothing he can do. If the jamaa needs a loan urgently, if the wife says “no” to using the land as collateral, that’s it. If her name appears anywhere on that document, she controls the asset and for any deal to occur, they must not be at crossroads. Heri jamaa angechukua loan ama aombe beshte the top-up amount ya kuprocess title
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Is your wife an animal? Did she cheat on you? Did she steAl from you?
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