#Property Rights

Lawyer Denis Nagornyuk clarified that cohabitants in Ukraine are not automatically equated to spouses. Property can only be divided through the court upon proof of running a joint household.

🚨 Legal Briefcase: How to Save Documents from War and Avoid Loss of Property. Experts advise not only to gather food but also to prepare copies of documents. In 2026, the loss of papers may cost you your home and money. Read how to store documents correctly and what to do if they remain in a combat zone. #Ukraine #War #Documents #LegalAid

🏠 The 'Registration' Myth: Why being registered in an apartment doesn't make you the owner? Lawyers explain the difference between the right to use and the right to own. Registration does not grant a share in the apartment, but it protects against eviction. 📌 Key points: • Ownership arises only through a contract or court decision. • Registered persons cannot sell the housing. • Deregistration is possible only with the tenant's consent or through the court. #realestate #law #Ukraine #legaladvice

🍎 Fence and Apple Disputes: A Lawyer Explains Who Owns What Neighborhood conflicts are resolved by law! Lawyer Dmitry Vasyuta explained the norms of the Civil Code of Ukraine: 🏚️ Fence: If it stands on the boundary by agreement — it is shared. If it is on your plot — it is yours. 🍏 Fruit: Apples that fall onto a neighbor's plot belong to them, even if the tree is yours. Expert advice: Record all agreements in writing to avoid court cases in the future. #LandLaw #Neighbors #Lawyer #Ukraine