After getting married, I live with the man s parents, but can the wife continue to live after the hu

As long as the wife does not remarry, she can continue to live. We should continue to honor our in-laws and do a good job in family relationships, after all, we are still a family.

If your husband dies, you are still a daughter-in-law, as long as you don't remarry, you and your parents-in-law are a family, and as long as both parties are willing, it's okay to live together. If you remarry and live with your parents-in-law again, it will not be suitable.

Of course, you can continue to live, after all, you have lived for so long and have a relationship with the two old people, you also have children, your children are the grandchildren of the two old people, and they are also their descendants, and you can continue to live.

If you want to, yes, if you have children, your parents-in-law must want you to live with them, and also hope that you can bring up the children, if you don't have children, they won't leave you, good luck!

If the husband dies, the wife can continue to live, and if the children do not find the next relationship, they will live in the in-law's house, so that the mother-in-law can also help you take care of the children.

If the man's parents live together, if the husband dies, of course the wife can continue to live, and if you don't remarry, you are still a member of their family!

If you have children, you have a good relationship with your in-laws and you want to live together, after all, the address on your household registration book is also this.

Since what's going on, we definitely won't live together, you're watching TV, and if we get results, we might come together.

Look at it this way, if you have children, if you live together, there is no problem, if you don't, it's not good, unless you're not looking for a partner.

Before I find a marriage partner, I still have to live in the man's house, depending on whether the man's parents are willing? If the man's parents are unwilling, they can only go back to their parents' house and rent a house.

Hello! If there is no divorce, it is possible to continue to live. But some mothers-in-law will reject their daughters-in-law!

If you have a good relationship with your in-laws, you can certainly stay.

Of course, let's go ahead and stay.

In China, under the influence of traditional concepts, the husband and wife generally provide housing for marital life.

In real life, it is also common to use the house in the name of the man's parents as the marriage house.

During the conjugal relationship, the woman has the right to reside in the matrimonial house.

In the event of the death of the man, the woman loses the prerequisite for continuing to live in the house.

The Civil Code has added a new "right of residence" system, so does the woman enjoy the right of residence in the matrimonial house? Article 367 of the Civil Code provides:

To establish the right of residence, the parties shall conclude a contract for the right of residence in writing", Article 368 provides:

The right of residence shall be established free of charge, unless otherwise agreed by the parties.

Where the right of residence is established, an application for registration of the right of residence shall be made to the registration authority.

The right of residence shall be established at the time of registration".

It can be seen that the establishment of the right of residence should be based on registration, and an application for registration of the right of residence should be made to the registration authority.

Therefore, if the above conditions are not available, the woman does not have the right to reside in the matrimonial house.

The man's parents, as the owner of the house, cannot continue to live in the house if the woman is asked not to continue to live there.