Can adult children stop seeing their stepfathers? 30

When the child reaches adulthood, he or she can no longer see his stepfather, but if the stepfather has fulfilled his responsibility to support himself, then alimony will be paid in the future, including the obligation to support the stepfather.

It stands to reason that guardianship is for minors, but parents have the obligation to support their children when they are old, and of course you can only give alimony if the relationship is poor. But meeting this thing is accidental on the street, and it is not a matter of wanting to see or not wanting to see.

I think that the children are all adults, so he must have his own way of thinking, and if he wants to do anything, I think he can do it.

Of course, you can't see it, but if the law requires you to pay for support, you still have to fulfill this obligation. But it's your own freedom, and if you don't want to meet, you can do it in other ways.

This should distinguish whether you have assumed a maintenance obligation, if the other party has a maintenance obligation to you... No, I guess it's not; If you don't have the obligation to support you, you should not be able to meet each other.

Besides, you have long legs, so if you can't go to a far place, you don't need to meet.

This depends on the relationship between you, if you don't see your own mother, what kind of situation will you be in, years of nurturing grace have no credit and hard work! Of course, if there has been violence during the upbringing period, you don't have to say goodbye.

If the relationship is not good, and there is a conflict when you meet, it is better not to see, so you can be independent, you can not see each other, but you can't forget your mother.

Yes, if the relationship is not good, he has not raised you, and it is better to quarrel when you meet.

Giving the stepfather the least respect is also the most basic etiquette common sense of a person. Even if there is a conflict between each other, you can solve the problem on a case-by-case basis, and as a junior, you should give your stepfather the corresponding etiquette.

If the stepfather is responsible for raising the daughter to the best of his ability, the child has an obligation to support the parents.

When you get along with your stepfather, you should be sincere and treat each other like your own father. Only by exchanging heart for sincerity can we get along in harmony.

It's up to you, if you don't want to see it, you won't see it.

I don't see my stepdad anymore, I think if your relationship is too stiff, then there is no need to meet, if the relationship is good, then continue to contact.

I don't think there's a requirement to meet in this law, and they're all adults, so they don't have to meet.

Of course, although legally speaking, your stepfather is also your father, but the relationship is not good, the two people are incompatible, although you still have a father-son or father-daughter relationship in the legal relationship, but if you really can't get along, you can go to the relevant legal department to terminate the father-daughter contract, or once the law takes effect, in a legal sense, there is no parent-child relationship.

Can a child break off the relationship with his stepfather if he has a bad relationship with him when he becomes an adult? What do I think about riding it? What kind of relationship do you see?

If she raised you, you can't cut off girlfriends with him. If he didn't raise his daughter, and ah, I think it's okay to break off the relationship, if there is no parental almost, then you have to ride it to see what is the cause, it depends on what it is, and whether you can do it so decisively. aqui te amo。

After all, the relationship between children and parents is different from that of husband and wife.

Did your parents do their duty to support you? Do you have any problems with abuse? Is it excessive, for example, because of gambling with huge debts, asking children to compensate, this has caused great pressure on life.

If not, you have an obligation to support you, regardless of your relationship.

As long as the relationship between the stepparent and the stepchild has not been dissolved through the legal procedure, the stepparent still has the right to demand that the stepchild fulfill the maintenance obligation.

Look at what. If they are sorry for you, you can turn on the law to protect yourself and then break off the relationship. If you just want to simply break off the relationship, it's impossible.

There is a saying that those who did not give birth to you and raised you can be rewarded with broken fingers. After all, it's the one who supports you, so why do you have to break off the relationship? To put it mildly, even if they treat you badly, you probably wouldn't have a chance of adulthood without them.

If it's really annoying, it's good to contact less. Personal understanding, hope it helps you.

I think that as long as it complies with the law, the children have their own choices when they become adults, and after all, there is no blood relationship with the stepparents, so it should be allowed by law.

Yes, but if you don't sever the relationship for special reasons, you will receive moral condemnation.

Yes, it depends on whether the legal level agrees with it, and morally most people do not agree with it, so it is good to be worthy of their own hearts. We have seen too many stories, and we have also participated in and experienced online violence, don't care what others think, this sentence is too light, it is difficult to achieve, it is an obligation and responsibility to support your parents, if they are unkind, you can also be unjust, just cut off the relationship.

After all, it is not easy to raise you to grow up, depending on your personal wishes, your stepparents also have the grace of nurturing you.

It depends on how many years you've lived together.

And it also depends on how old you are at the time of registration.

Generally never.

Yes, it's really incompatible, and it can't be forced, right?

Of course, you can, but both parties agree. The police will approve it.

Raised you, you're going to fly solo?

Of course, you can supplement your legal knowledge.

It's really annoying to meet an unreasonable stepfather, you can tell your mother, let your mother communicate with him, if it still doesn't work, you can call the police, and let the police come forward to help you solve it.

Your attitude itself is not very good, what is called the alley back dam is not willing to listen to that, in fact, we judge a matter to be reasonable, if you are indeed on your stepfather's side, we should all listen to it.

If you can solve the problem, I'll wash my hair upside down! To put it bluntly, you just want others to stand on your side, and feel that even if you are wrong, you are right!

Since you are an adult, then you have to solve the problem in an adult way, avoiding is not the solution, and make it clear to him directly.

You can get your mom to divorce him, so that there will be no relationship between you and him at all.

Anyway, he's long. You can communicate with him slowly.

If it is really the stepfather who harasses the child, you can consider calling the police to deal with it.

When you encounter an unreasonable stepfather, you can find your mother to talk to him.

In this case, in fact, you can solemnly warn him, and if it doesn't work, you can also report it to the police, which is illegal.

In this case, you can call the police and say that he wants to harass you, just say that you still have to harass him for a long time, and if you are drunk, they can go directly to it, and the police will arrest him.

This matter should be left to the mother to deal with, and the children just need to stay away, otherwise, the mother will be in an awkward position.

If not. If he is good to you, I think you can contact him again, if it is okay and it is not good for you, and it disturbs your life, I think you can choose to call the police.

Are you referring to visitation rights? Is it visitation rights after divorce? If this is the case, your biological father can apply to the court to enforce a request to visit you, and your mother and stepfather should cooperate.

What's going on in your home? How old are you? Who is responsible for your daily consumption now? What responsibilities and obligations did your biological father take on for you?

Of course, this is illegal, and no one has the right to stop their biological son from going to see his biological father, you can call the police.

Of course, it is illegal, he has no right not to let you see your biological father, you can call the police, this is the right of your father and son.

Don't let yourself see your relatives, I think it's a bit illegal, you dare you, your father who visited him is related by blood, who doesn't let him see it, and he doesn't allow it?

If you're young, your stepdad won't let you borrow money, it's illegal, if you're an adult. You have the right to dispose of your freedom.

Even parents in divorced families have the right to find out about their children's rights.

There is no right to interfere. It's your right to see your own dad. You can sue him.

Not allowed by law. From a legal point of view, the parent-child relationship cannot be dissolved by self-recognition.

China's provisions on self-admission are concentrated in Article 8 of the Several Provisions of the Supreme People's Court on Evidence in Civil Proceedings, the first paragraph of which reads: "In the course of litigation, if one party clearly admits the facts of the case stated by the other party, the other party does not need to present evidence. However, this does not apply in cases involving status.

This paragraph clearly stipulates that cases involving identity relationships pursue objective truthfulness and do not apply to self-admission.

At present, China's "Civil Law" and "Marriage Law" and other laws and administrative regulations do not make specific provisions on the declaration of severance of parent-child relationship, therefore, there is no legal basis for declaring the severance of father-child relationship, and it is not protected by law in accordance with the law.

Parents and children who are related by blood cannot be severed in law.

Legally speaking, it is permissible, because adults can be independent, but they still have to bear the obligation to support the elderly. Morally speaking, it is not allowed to bear the responsibility of honoring the elderly, especially for the elderly who have no economic **, they should bear the burden of living, and they must not be filial.

No, even if you break it now, you will not be able to escape your responsibilities in the future when your parents are old and have nothing to rely on. Both legally and morally. I once saw a true story, an adoptive mother, after the death of her second husband, regardless of her own adopted son, remarried.

After remarrying, he had no children, and when he got old, after his husband died, he had nothing else to rely on and came back to find his adopted son. In the end, the court still decided to adopt a son for support.

Think twice.

Yes, when you're 18 years old, it's fine

Discontinuation of rights is not permitted.

Obligations cannot be severed.

When a child becomes an adult, it also depends on his maturity, and there is no such thing as saying to anyone. When children become adults, they are generally not mature enough, do not know how to deal with people, and sometimes do things that may not be rational enough, regardless of their own father and stepfather, they will interfere with their children's freedom and blindly respect their children's wishes, which is also indirectly harmful to their children's future. Although I am an adult, I have too few people and things to contact and I don't know how to judge right from wrong.

So you have to judge for yourself, whether it's your own father or stepfather, as long as you refer to your opinions, what is good for you is the best.

When a child reaches adulthood, the father respects the child's wishes because he has confidence in his child and believes in their own choices. And most of the fathers who interfere with the freedom of their children are afraid that the children are not biological, and they are afraid of losing control of the children.

My father thinks that we are adults and can make some decisions about our own things, and they support us and respect us, while our stepfather interferes with our freedom and makes us rebellious, and our stepfather may not be willing to pay for us. It may also be that the former and the latter are educated differently.

This depends on the personality of the elders, maybe this father has a more democratic personality, peaceful, he feels that he can't manage it anyway, just obey the wishes of his children, what about this stepfather, maybe he is thinking about his children, and thinks that they are not sensible and think that their ideas are wrong, or his personality is more extreme, he thinks that he is an elder and should be managed, it depends on what he is specifically about, and it depends on who he is.

My father will always be the person we love the most, no one can replace it, my stepfather must have his reasons, you should make a decision based on your own ideas, you can consult your mother's opinion, and the final decision is your own.

This should not be talked about, it depends on the specific matter, as long as it is for the good of the children, why interfere with freedom? If it's bad behavior, it's normal to interfere.

This has to be analyzed in detail, because some people have a strong desire to control. Some people are there to care about you. But I think it should. Give the child enough space to interfere with her freedom and life that should be excessive.

I think parents should not interfere too much when their children become adults, and it is good for the father to respect you, and the stepfather should see what is interfering (not to the stepfather), if you don't accept his interference, make it clear to him (don't quarrel with him, say it calmly). In fact, if you think about it in another direction, your father respects you, and it's good for your stepfather to discipline you. Text for reference, hee-hee.

The stepfather is selfish, and the father is sincere, this is a blood relationship, no way.

The father must love his children more, and the two fathers have different ideas, resulting in different results.

My father just watched you grow up, and there are some things that you should decide for yourself, and you don't want to be the master of your freedom anymore.

It may be that there are entanglements of interests, or it may simply not want the children to be close to their fathers.

I think I don't do very well, I think they should listen to themselves, his method is better.

The so-called interference, whether good or bad, comes from possession, and I have it so I can decide what to use.

It depends on the actual situation of the family, because of your mother's reasons or other factors, etc. If something bad happens and affects the stable life of the family, after all, it is a combined family, which is a contradiction in itself, and so on.