Does a divorced man destroy someone else s family, marital relationship, and the marriage law protec

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In general, there is no responsibility, unless the other party constitutes the crime of bigamy, which may be punished by criminal law.

In real life, if one of the spouses is at fault, the spouse files a lawsuit with the people's court on the basis of Article 46 of the Marriage Law, but does not take his or her legal spouse as the defendant, but against the person who bigamy with his spouse or the person who cohabits with his spouse. In this case, most of the parties believe that their relationship with their spouse is acceptable, so they do not want to divorce or sue their spouse. However, the claim for damages provided for in Article 46 of the Marriage Law is in principle considered in the course of divorce proceedings and must be premised on divorce.

Therefore, the subject of responsibility here can only be the party at fault in the spouse, which is the "spouse of the innocent party", not the spouse or other third party who is not at fault. At the same time, since the compensation for damages is premised on divorce, if the parties' request for divorce is not supported by the court, or if the innocent party does not sue for divorce but only wants to claim the damages provided for in Article 46 of the Marriage Law, the court will not support it.

Article 46 of the Marriage Law stipulates that if any of the following circumstances results in divorce, the innocent party has the right to claim compensation: (1) bigamy; (2) A person who has a spouse cohabits with another person; (3) Committing domestic violence; (4) Ill-treatment or abandonment of family members.

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Summary. There is no legal disruption of someone else's family, and if a person openly cohabits with a married person as husband and wife, the married person commits the crime of bigamy. If two people are not openly cohabiting, it is an improper and immoral relationship between men and women, and there is no way for the law to punish it.

Is there any legal protection for a married man who destroys someone else's family and causes divorce?

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There is no legal disruption of someone else's family, and if a person openly cohabits with a married person as husband and wife, the married person commits the crime of bigamy. If two people are not openly cohabiting, it is an improper and immoral relationship between men and women, and there is no way for the law to punish it.

Hello! My sister deceived this man four years ago, and now he wants to break up with my sister, can I go through legal procedures in this case?

If it is a fraud of money, as long as there is sufficient evidence, it can be prosecuted, if it is a relationship, this is not expressly stipulated in the law!

Okay thank you. You are welcome!

Hello, glad for your question. If a divorced woman only destroys another man with a family, but the man is not substantively with the woman, she does not commit a crime and will not bear legal responsibility, but will be morally condemned. If the woman has used some means of sabotage, the woman can be sued for harassment.

The married man did not break the law, and his actions were morally reprehensible. But if the married man has a family and forms a family with someone else, he is breaking the law and committing bigamy.

Nowadays, a lot of people are out looking for a third party, and you say that married men destroy other people's families and cause family divorce. There should be protection from flipping, but you have to sue him under the unlicensed weather of the ninja. Anti-bigamy.

There is no legal protection. Because he acts as a third party. It proves that they destroy people's homes.

Wife or? Like this man's. Otherwise, how could he be ruined to the point of divorce?

This shows that this man is not controlling his wife and others to. It's the fault of blindly pursuing another man, it's a team. First of all, you should take care of your own home.

If you don't touch the flowers and weeds, other people's men won't dare to go on it at all. No law will protect this.

It seems that there is an "Accident" in Hong Kong films, you can try this plan and kill it!