Can my younger brother build a house with his father when he is eighteen?

If you live independently and have living conditions, you can apply to the police station for household separation and submit the following materials:

1) Application for sub-household; (2) Proof of changes in marital relationships and other reasons related to household separation; (3) The judgment of the people's court on the division of the ownership and use rights of the house, or the certificate of ownership of the private real estate after the property is disposed of, or the certificate of lease and use of the public housing after the division issued by the real estate management department at or above the county level; (4) The resident ID card and household registration book of the head of the household and the person to be divided. According to the regulations, the head of household is generally borne by the owner of the property right of the house among the permanent residents of the household.

When you reach the age of 18, you are an adult, and you can divide your household, and you can build and buy a house

Yes, let's build a house first and then divide the households.

So it's best to consult a lawyer, it's hard to say, this.

Everyone said yes. Well, I said yes, too.

Your brother is over eighteen years old and can build a house with his father.

The younger brother has reached the age of 18 and has become an adult, so of course he can build a house separately from his father.

Statutory Custody and Guardianship Termination.

The rest is the obligation to "give back" (the filial piety of children to their parents).

If the son has an income**. It is possible to divide the household.

Yes, as long as you are 18 years old, you can build a house separately.

My younger brother is 18 years old, can he build a house with his father? Generally, boys can basically stand on their own after the age of 18, and in order to get married in the future, give their wives a stable family, and build a house separately from their father, but it also depends on whether there is an economic foundation? If the father does not have the basis of money, he can build a house for himself first, and then build a new house for his son in the coming year, which is a traditional way in China and a virtue in China.

It's okay, as long as it's past your birthday, you're an adult, and you can divide your account at any time.

Yes, those who have reached the age of 18 can support themselves, and the state stipulates that they can separate their household registration from their parents, make a new household registration book, and build another house, which is only possible in rural areas without special circumstances.

This should be fine, after reaching the age of 18!

OK. Since my brother has reached the age of eighteen, he is a legal adult. Can be independent on their own. You can build a house with your dad separately.

Call **12345, this is the mayor**, it's no problem to consult him.