Question

Scenario 1:

Tina and Jake have been living together for five years without getting married. They decided to purchase a house using their combined resources. Tina contributed 70% of the purchase price, while Jake contributed the remaining 30%. Unfortunately, their relationship has soured and they have decided to end their cohabitation. Determine the applicable property regime under the Family Code for their situation, and discuss the respective rights and obligations of Tina and Jake in relation to the property they acquired.

Scenario 2:

John and Anna have been in a relationship for eight years and have decided to live together without getting married. During their cohabitation, John inherited a valuable piece of land from his deceased parents. Anna, knowing the potential value of the property, contributed funds to renovate the house on the land and improve its marketability. After a few more years, John and Anna decide to separate. Identify the property regime that applies to their situation under the Family Code and explain the rights and obligations of John and Anna in relation to the inherited property.

Scenario 3:

Michael and Sarah have been living together for ten years in a house owned by Michael. Sarah made substantial contributions to the household expenses, repairs, and improvements of the house during their cohabitation. However, Michael unexpectedly passes away. Sarah wants to assert her rights and claim a portion of the house as her own. Based on the provisions of the Family Code, discuss Sarah's rights to the property and the possible property regime that applies to their situation.