If a person is sentenced to confiscation of property, the maintenance fees will not be confiscated. If the law stipulates that a criminal is sentenced to confiscation of property, the necessary living expenses shall be reserved for the criminal himself and the family members he supports, and no property owned or due to the criminal's family members may be confiscated. The alimony belongs to the living and education expenses of the children, and the property shall not be confiscated.
 Legal basis:
 Article 59 of the Criminal Law
 Confiscation of property is the confiscation of part or all of the property owned by a criminal. If all the property is confiscated, the necessary living expenses shall be reserved for the individual criminal and the family members he supports.
 When a sentence of confiscation of property is imposed, the property owned or due to the criminal's family members may not be confiscated.