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In marriage, both the man and the woman have the same rights. Even the law prescribes that a married woman shall have the same right as a man.
And this is widely taken to mean right to property, to contract, to sue and be sued, to custody of children and the like.
In this perspective, therefore, it is widely expected that a man and a woman in marriage, will not only voluntarily enjoy their matrimonial union, but also share their lives, property and other responsibilities.
However, one crucial thing has become so hard to share for a married couple, to the extent that it is a continuous source of wrangles between the two.
When it comes to money, particularly sharing of one anothers income, it becomes a problem. Even the law does not give a clear explanation on this. In marriage, both the man and the woman have the same rights. Even the law prescribes that a married woman shall have the same right as a man.
And this is widely taken to mean right to property, to contract, to sue and be sued, to custody of children and the like.
In this perspective, therefore, it is widely expected that a man and a woman in marriage, will not only voluntarily enjoy their matrimonial union, but also share their lives, property and other responsibilities.
However, one crucial thing has become so hard to share for a married couple, to the extent that it is a continuous source of wrangles between the two.
When it comes to money, particularly sharing of one anothers income, it becomes a problem. Even the law does not give a clear explanation on this. Money in marriage: Is it mine or ours?
And this is widely taken to mean right to property, to contract, to sue and be sued, to custody of children and the like.
In this perspective, therefore, it is widely expected that a man and a woman in marriage, will not only voluntarily enjoy their matrimonial union, but also share their lives, property and other responsibilities.
However, one crucial thing has become so hard to share for a married couple, to the extent that it is a continuous source of wrangles between the two.
When it comes to money, particularly sharing of one anothers income, it becomes a problem. Even the law does not give a clear explanation on this. In marriage, both the man and the woman have the same rights. Even the law prescribes that a married woman shall have the same right as a man.
And this is widely taken to mean right to property, to contract, to sue and be sued, to custody of children and the like.
In this perspective, therefore, it is widely expected that a man and a woman in marriage, will not only voluntarily enjoy their matrimonial union, but also share their lives, property and other responsibilities.
However, one crucial thing has become so hard to share for a married couple, to the extent that it is a continuous source of wrangles between the two.
When it comes to money, particularly sharing of one anothers income, it becomes a problem. Even the law does not give a clear explanation on this. Money in marriage: Is it mine or ours?