Don't be naïve! Even if your name is on the title deed, the house is not necessarily yours!
Many people believe that whose name is on the property deed belongs to whomever the house belongs, especially when the little couple wants to get married, and the house bought by one party plus the name of the other party becomes the "touchstone" of the feelings of both parties. Many people feel that adding your own name to the property deed can get a sense of security for marriage, but sometimes, even if your name is on the property deed, the house does not necessarily have your share.
According to the relevant provisions of the Civil Code, the establishment, modification, transfer and extinction of the right to immovable property, which shall be registered in accordance with the provisions of the law, shall take effect when it is recorded in the real property register, which is the basis for the ownership and content of the property right, and the certificate of ownership of the real property is the proof that the obligee enjoys the right to the real property. The matters recorded in the certificate of ownership of immovable property shall be consistent with the register of immovable property; if there is any discrepancy in the record, the register of immovable property shall prevail unless there is evidence to prove that there is indeed an error in the immovable property register.
That is to say, the most authoritative proof of the house comes from the real estate register, when the real estate certificate and the information in the real estate register are inconsistent, unless there is strong evidence to prove that the real estate registration is indeed wrong, it is based on the information of the right holder recorded in the real estate register.
In addition, even if your name is on both the real estate register and the title deed, if the house is the house that your spouse bought before marriage, if there is a dispute between the parties after marriage as to whether the house is joint property, if there is a court, the court will determine the share based on the contributions of both parties.
Of course, there is also a situation that if the house is bought after marriage, even if only one person's name is written, when there is a dispute between the two parties, it is generally determined to belong to the joint property of the husband and wife.
Therefore, sometimes adding your name to the real estate deed may not necessarily give you a real sense of security, and the real sense of security in marriage cannot only rely on the external material conditions of the real estate deed, but more importantly, the sense of security that you bring to yourself, and making yourself stronger is the most reliable sense of security!