I “hear” you but that comment leaves out any possibility for an agreement to be made post marriage, without a pre-nup, and that is just not true. What is true, as explained to me, is that any Hak Milik land acquisition made by an Indonesian woman married to a foreigner post marriage must include the essential aspects of a pre-nup, meaning the waiver of all land ownership rights by the foreign husband, (essentially meaning that the man follows the woman), to which the bond of marriage applies. Even if a pre-nup exists, my attorney maintains, (and it sounds reasonable to me), that those essential aspects inherent in a pre-nup be re-stated (contractually) and made a part of the Hak Milik land certificates that follows a marriage.
Its the first time I heard about a "valid" post marriage agreement, and I would like to know more..... It sounds dodgy, legally wise.
In case of a prenup, records have to be kept regarding ownership, if not, property is assumed to be owned by both anyway.... (Dewi and I have a prenup)
I never heard about this "re-stating" in a Hak Milik certificate, and I have seen a few.... It sounds highly illogical.....
Maybe your lawyer means the actual sales contract.....