Excuse me, mother s money, still haven t you paid it back?

Pay back the principal first, it feels like your mother, and it won't be too difficult for you, save some money yourself, and be more filial to her in the future, she will want to open and find a suitable boyfriend, as long as you live a happy life, I believe that your mother will slowly change her attitude towards you. Don't quarrel with your mother, sometimes the old man's thoughts are not the same as ours, and it is not easy to change, she can do whatever she wants, don't care too much about other people's eyes, and grasping yourself is the most important thing!

Hate iron does not make steel.

Or pay back the money first.

If you don't pay back the money first; Don't even think about communicating with your parents; Communication.

One day you can't eat; Your parents will also help you; take care of you; Love you.

Your current mood; Nothing good will happen either; Nor can they concentrate on business.

Taking your parents' money now is tantamount to gambling; It will affect your parents; It will also affect your future.

Give her the money, save some money for your own job, and then make an investment.

As for getting married, I don't want to be random.

People are for a lifetime. If a person is doing well.

If you just find one at random, if it's a sin.

Why not alone?

People must rely on themselves!

By: Apprentice Magician Level 2 7-19 15:15Agree with this brother

Mother and daughter are no big deal.

Pay back the principal first.

Interest slowly figured out

Talk to your mom and say you're going to find a boyfriend

Peace of mind and wow...

Pay back the money first. Work hard to earn money by yourself in the future. Marry a husband...

Cut it off with your mother who lost her conscience.

If you can pay it back, you can pay it back.

How can there be such parents?

Marriage is a major event in life, and it should be considered.

Summary. Where the mother owes money and does not repay it, it shall be dealt with through consultation, and the debts owed by the parents have no legal interest relationship with the children, and the debts owed by the parents shall be repaid by the parents with their own property, and the children shall not be legally bound to repay the debts for their parents, and the children shall not be legally obliged to repay the debts for their parents. If you inherit the inheritance of your parents, you are obliged to repay your debts, and the property transferred to the child's name (as long as it belongs to the parents) must be repaid first, and the child is not liable for personal property, and the parents are jointly and severally liable for the remaining debts, which means that the creditor can ask the father or mother to pay all the remaining debts.

Good. Can you add, I don't quite understand it.

If the mother owes money and does not repay it, it shall be dealt with through negotiation, and the debts owed by the parents have no legal interest relationship with the children, and the debts owed by the parents shall be repaid by the parents with their own property, and the children shall not be bound by the law, and the children shall not be legally obliged to repay the debts for their parents. If you inherit the inheritance of your parents, you are obliged to repay your debts, and the property transferred to the child's name (as long as it is the parents' property) must be repaid first, and the child is not liable for the personal property, and the parents are jointly and severally liable for the remaining debts, which means that the creditor can ask the father or mother to pay all the remaining debts.

If the mother owes money and does not repay it, it shall be dealt with through negotiation, and the debts owed by the parents have no legal interest relationship with the children, and the debts owed by the parents should be repaid by the parents with their own property, and the children shall not be bound by law if they voluntarily repay the debts for their parents, and the children have no legal obligation to repay the debts for their parents. If you inherit the inheritance of your parents, you are obliged to repay your debts, and the property transferred to the child's name (as long as it belongs to the parents) must be repaid first, and the child is not liable for personal property, and the parents are jointly and severally liable for the remaining debts, which means that the creditor can ask the father or mother to pay all the remaining debts.

1. Do parents need to repay their debts?

There is no such provision in Chinese law as for the repayment of debts owed by fathers and sons. That is, the child is not obliged to pay off the father's debts, unless the children inherit the father's estate, then they inherit his debts at the same time, and then they are obliged to return them. The heir shall pay off the taxes and debts that the decedent shall pay in accordance with the law, and the payment of taxes and debts shall be limited to the actual value of his estate.

The part exceeding the actual value of the estate shall not be subject to voluntary repayment by the heirs. If the heir renounces the inheritance, he may not be liable for repaying the taxes and debts that the decedent should pay in accordance with the law.

To inherit an estate, you need to inherit debts, that is, if your children inherit the estate after the death of your parents, you need to repay the debts within the value of the estate. The child's personal property is not used to pay debts, or if he has received a gift from his father so that the father is unable to pay the debt, he must also pay the debt on behalf of the father. In addition, the law clearly stipulates that gambling debts are not recognized, and if only gambling debts are not indicated, then the IOU is established in the case of insufficient evidence.

If the father is alive, the children have their own property if they already have their own independent financial income. In general, the father owes a debt, and the child has no obligation to pay it. However, the child has an obligation to support his father.

If the father is normal and has to owe debts, such as debts due to the father's illness, debts for repairing his own house, debts for living expenses, etc., it is the duty of the children to assist the father in repaying the debts. If the father should not owe other debts, such as gambling debts, the children do not have to pay the debts for the father, but also help the father to quit gambling.

Gambling debts do not have to be repaid. It depends on the reason why the father owes the debt to determine whether or not he will pay the debt for the father.

If you don't repay the money you borrow, you can take the following methods: 1. Ask for it directly, and it is best to show him an IOU or certificate; 2. The third party friend intervenes, and the person who borrows money from you and has a mutual friend can ask your mutual friend for help and help express your willingness to ask for repayment; 3. Collect evidence Prosecute him and collect favorable evidence, including IOUs, audio recordings of how much money he personally admits to owing you, or witnesses to a third party witnessing the money you lent him.

Article 119 of the Civil Procedure Law must meet the following conditions: (1) the plaintiff is a citizen, legal person or other organization with a direct interest in the case; (2) There is a clear defendant; (3) There are specific litigation claims, facts, and reasons; (4) It is within the scope of civil litigation accepted by the people's court and the jurisdiction of the people's court receiving the lawsuit.

Why does your mom have to pay back to someone else? Hand hu.

Did your mother borrow money from someone else?

If it's not your mother's borrowed money, don't help others pay it back, pay it back by yourself, and you can't help if you don't guess the account yourself.

Good luck to you!

To get mom to pay back for someone else, we can take the following steps:

1.Honest communication: Communicate openly with your mother, express your opinions and concerns, understand the ins and outs of the situation, and seek common solutions to solve problems.

2.Try to persuade with reason: You can tell your mother about the impact and harm of other people's behaviors on yourself or your family, so that she can think rationally and realize her responsibilities and obligations.

3.Short-term installment repayment: You can try to repay the loan in installments with others to reduce the financial burden of your mother, and at the same time, it is also conducive to protecting your own interests.

4.Seek professional help: If the mother's expenses are too high or she is beyond her financial means, you can seek the help of a professional to find a solution, such as a lawyer, financial expert, etc.

Either way, you should respect the legitimate rights and interests of yourself and others, and seek reasonable solutions to avoid putting yourself and your family in extreme financial difficulties.

Legal Analysis: The child is not obliged to repay. The debts owed by the parents have no legal interest with the children, the debts owed by the parents should be repaid by the parents with their own property, and if the children voluntarily repay for their parents, they are not legally bound, and the children are not legally obliged to repay the debts for the parents and the parents, and if they inherit the inheritance of the parents, they are obliged to repay the debts, and the property transferred to the names of the children (as long as it is the parents') must be repaid first, and the children do not bear debts on personal property. The parents are jointly and severally liable for the remaining debts, i.e. the creditor can ask the father or mother to pay all the remaining debts.

Legal basis: Article 1161 of the Civil Code of the People's Republic of China The heirs shall pay off the taxes and debts that the decedent shall pay in accordance with the law to the extent of the actual value of the inheritance. The part exceeding the actual value of the estate shall not be subject to voluntary repayment by the heirs.

If the heir renounces the inheritance, he or she shall not be liable for the taxes and debts that the decedent shall pay in accordance with the law.