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Does the father have the obligation to support his son after divorce from his mother (do I still need to support my father after divorce)


        

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  • 2024-06-10 02:00:01

    To support. It is a legal obligation to support the father, and the obligation to support the father will not be exempted because the parents are supported by the mother after divorce. After the divorce is awarded to the mother, according to the relevant laws and regulations, the father still has the right and obligation to raise and educate children, and the relationship between children and parents will not be eliminated by the divorce of parents.

    Do parents award mother to support father after divorce

    It is a legal obligation to support the father, and the obligation to support the father will not be exempted because the parents are supported by the mother after divorce.

    After the parents' divorce is awarded to the mother, the father still has the right and obligation to support and educate the children according to the relevant laws, and the relationship between the children and their parents will not be eliminated by the parents' divorce. Among them, the right of custody refers to a personal right of parents to their children. One or both parties with this right have the right to decide whether to live with their children before their children reach adulthood, and this right will be extinguished when their children reach adulthood.

    How can I not support my stepparents

    If the stepchildren and stepparents do not form a rights and obligations relationship of de facto support, that is, the stepparents do not assume the obligation of education and support for the stepchildren, then the stepchildren will not have to assume the obligation of support. However, if the stepchildren and stepparents form a rights and obligations relationship of de facto support, the stepchildren need to bear the obligation of support.

    The legal provisions on the rights and obligations between the legitimate parents and children shall apply to the rights and obligations between the stepparents and children who form a de facto support relationship. Therefore, stepchildren who have been brought up by their stepparents have the obligation to support their stepparents. The relationship between stepparents and children is a legal fiction of consanguinity. The right and obligation relationship between them is based on the upbringing relationship formed by both parties according to the principle of voluntariness. The occurrence of this right and obligation relationship does not affect the right and obligation relationship between the step children and their biological parents. There are rights and obligations relationships between the step children and their biological parents at the same time.

    Can the elderly ask for alimony if they have a pension

    Generally, if the elderly have a salary, at least they have a certain source of income, so they will not be unable to live. However, just because the elderly have a salary does not mean they can not pay alimony. Because when the elderly have wages, they may also have difficulties in life. At this time, as an adult and economically capable child, they should pay a certain amount of alimony to the elderly. The amount of alimony shall be determined by the supporters and the supported through consultation according to the actual ability of the supporters. If no settlement can be reached through consultation, it shall be determined by the people's court according to the local economic level, the actual needs of the supported and the economic ability of the supporters.

    As for the payment standard of alimony for the elderly with urban household registration, the laws, regulations or normative documents on the minimum living security for urban residents issued by various provinces and cities have provisions on the calculation method of alimony and alimony. Generally, alimony is calculated according to the total family income minus the average living standard of urban residents of family members, and the rest is calculated according to the average number of their dependents. For the elderly with rural household registration, the annual per capita living expenses of local farmers in the previous year released by the local statistical department are generally taken as the benchmark.

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