Is there a way to know someone has properties abroad in her name?

[Sean Restling]

EU resident. Is there a way to know whether someone has properties outside the EU (specifically Georgia) in her own name? (Probably a wife is hiding the fact she has properties there and claim stupid money to her husband)

 

[daniels27]

Some countries have public ownership registries. Some only allow checking the owner of a specific real estate. In many cases it will be difficult as the owner could be hidden behind a company.

https://tbstips.com/the-cadastral-system-of-georgia-to-check-property-ownership/

A search for a real estate is easy, the other way is around is another issue.

 

[sebastian]

I would say that it completely depends on the country where you buy property, how it is purchased -for example, personally or through a company - and whether other measures have been taken to conceal the purchase of the property. The Russians and the Chinese are masters of this kind of cover-up.

 

[Sean Restling]

In many cases it will be difficult as the owner could be hidden behind a company.

https://tbstips.com/the-cadastral-system-of-georgia-to-check-property-ownership/

Thanks for the link. The owner of those properties is either the woman or her mother, definitely not a company; since her mother is claiming a pension maybe they decided to register the properties to the daughter God knows.

 

[sebastian]

It's your wife ?

 

[Martin Everson]

Is there a way to know whether someone has properties outside the EU (specifically Georgia) in her own name?

This is direct page you need.

https://www.my.gov.ge/en-us/services/5/sub-services/24/service/210

As someone whose own GF is Georgian I would say good luck to you my friend

 

[Clank]

I guess if you buy a property through an SPV owned by a trust you can get some short of privacy.

 

[Tomy223]

This is direct page you need.

https://www.my.gov.ge/en-us/services/5/sub-services/24/service/210

As someone whose own GF is Georgian I would say good luck to you my friend

WHERE'S SHE? PRINCESS OF BHAMAS

 

[thomasparra]

Getting married in 2024...

In West Europe / US, you are automatically screwed as a guy, unless your wife is SIGNIFICANTLY wealthier than you (women almost always marry up, so it's extremely unlikely the husband would be in that situation anyways ).

Is there a type of administrative partnership/marriage that allows a couple to reduce taxes without the hassle of going through a normal divorce procedure, and losing half of your assets? I'd assume that if you have kids, with or without a marriage you are screwed either way.

 

[Martin Everson]

WHERE'S SHE? PRINCESS OF BHAMAS

Nope life of poverty. I am broke

 

[Martin Everson]

Getting married in 2024...

I agree. Unless you live in a third world Patriarchal society there is simply no need for the article of marriage at all. I made my defense of a having a whore over marriage below back in 2020 and I stand by it in 2024. I am a brutal realist at heart sadly.

Yes it is cheaper to have an expensive whore than to go through marriage and divorce. You get the benefit of certainty, the woman knows what is expected, you know your capital outlay from day one and with a good payment plan can be very cost effective. The woman can also be swapped out for a younger version so you don't suffer depreciation and health care costs - dentists and medical care is not cheap. There is also no balloon payment at end....sorry I meant divorce settlement. Also there is no nagging, no undue demands, pressure and you keep your freedoms, privacy and all your assets without having to share or declare them to her. It is a win win for both parties.

In short a whore is a cost effective vehicle and an eloquent allocation of capital than a marriage over the medium to long term. With minimal initial down payment (wedding & dating) and ballon payment at end (divorce) you also get benefit of not being tied into a long contract like a cellphone plan. Think of it as a pay as you go cellphone plan. The little higher you pay each top up for the service allows you an easy opt out with no minimum commitment period.

 

[daniels27]

/marriage that allows a couple to reduce taxes without the hassle of going through a normal divorce procedure, and losing half of your assets? I'd assume that if you have kids, with or without a marriage you are screwed either way.

Depends on where you live. But without kids, a notarised agreement mar be sufficient to eliminate the wealth sharing. And in most countries you do not share wealth but only gains during marriage. Which country do you live?

 

[sebastian]

And in most countries you do not share wealth but only gains during marriage.

correct.. for instant in Scandinavian countries you don't need to worry about that.

 

[bountymounty]

EU resident. Is there a way to know whether someone has properties outside the EU (specifically Georgia) in her own name? (Probably a wife is hiding the fact she has properties there and claim stupid money to her husband)

Did you figured it out, did she had property? I'm curios as of nature.