Premarital property, more generally, refers to the property acquired by one spouse before marriage.
One party's premarital property can be divided into the following four categories: personal property, such as wages, bonuses, income from production and business, and income from intellectual property rights;
Property, capital gains and other legitimate income derived from inheritance or gift.
Property rights acquired by one party before marriage; The interest on premarital property includes the premarital interest on personal property.
Before marriage, one party exists in the form of currency, equity, etc., while after marriage, it shows another form of property.
