The unpaid property fee was sentenced by the court, and the husband's name was written. So does this belong to the husband and wife in debt?

During the marriage relationship, the debts incurred by one spouse in his own name for the daily life of the family are joint debts of husband and wife, which is what we usually call "family agency right". The so-called "daily needs" refer to the small daily expenses of family life, such as borrowing money to buy daily necessities, paying utilities, and tuition fees for children.

In principle, debts incurred by one of the spouses in their own name that exceed the needs of daily life during the marriage relationship are not joint debts, except that the creditors can prove that the debts are used for the life, production and operation of the husband and wife, or are based on the same meaning of the husband and wife.