The child is less than 100 days old, and we don t have a marriage certificate, how can we leave in a

It's so weird.,Generally this situation is a woman's loss.,What are you afraid of.。。。

If you leave, it will be difficult for her to remarry with a child. So I think it's good to have a child, unless her family's economic conditions are very good, but I see what you said, her family's conditions are not very good. However, the child is too young, less than a hundred days, and is still breastfeeding, and the lawsuit is generally not given to the father, I suggest that you delay it for another year, and when the child is older, it will be easy to take it away.

But don't drag on too long, because the older the woman is, the less valuable she is, and it's not easy to marry if she gets divorced, and when you have to leave, she may not let go. But there is no marriage certificate, alas, it is easy to leave, and the older the child, the better it is to take it anyway.

Find a lawyer to ask.

I only know a rough idea of what we do.

Even if it is clear, it is still necessary to hire a lawyer to fight the lawsuit at that time.

Or say hello to a lawyer.

You're definitely not going to go back! You can walk away! She'll beg you to get the baby back in the future, listen to me! It's hard for a woman to marry with a baby! Rest assured.

It may be that the woman thinks you don't work hard, and if you don't work hard, it won't be good to marry another wife. If you really don't want to live with her, the relationship is completely broken. Then you can go, don't want anything, the money will be given to you to feed your children, and besides, how can you treat your children badly.

Where can a big man make money, and he is afraid that no one will marry you.

If you really can't do it, just go, don't want anything, work harder, and be kind to your children in the future! The child is innocent!

The money may not be returned, and the child can be private.

If you don't have to, you will have to fight a lawsuit.

After having a child without a marriage certificate, the man has a child outside, how to protect his rights.

Fines for giving birth to children without a marriage certificate, penalties for not being old enough, some fines for thousands, some fines for tens of thousands, and some don't even need to be fined, the village committee is the key, discuss with the village secretary well, you can do less, and the consequences of not giving money are more, household registration, schooling, and welfare. You must also have no money, or you will lose it to them with a word. Family planning is a national policy, and few dare to manage it.

Try to cry as little as you can.

Whether you can have an unmarried husband and a child is only up to your own will, but after giving birth, the child's mother will inevitably suffer from other people's gossip and a bad reputation for the woman.

My husband is old, but I'm about to give birth before I get there, and I'm afraid that there will be trouble.

What account are you? You can check the relevant information.

But I think it can be based on your local situation.

If you don't have a marriage certificate, you can't get a birth certificate, you can't get a hukou, and you can't enjoy the policies related to hukou.

For example, divide more land, divide money or something.

If you are a few years old, you can send money to change the child's date of birth.

If you don't give money, you don't have an account, understand? It's still the old saying to look at the local situation, if you are in charge of the underworld, you will be miserable.

Of course, you can, but this is against China's family planning policy, and you must pay social maintenance fees before you can register your newborn.

It is also possible to have children out of wedlock, but social maintenance must be paid.

You are not a legal husband and wife, and it is advisable to negotiate the dissolution of the illegal cohabitation.

According to the 2005 Marriage Law, if a de facto marriage is not recognized after 2005, a marriage certificate must be issued for marriage.

There is no need to divorce, the two of you discuss it, divide the family property, and then go your own way.

Regarding the child, if the child is under 2 years old, the woman has priority in child support, and the man has to pay child support.

If you are over 2 years old, anyone can bring it, and then both parties break up, and it's okay.

Theoretically, a marriage is not considered a marriage without a marriage license.

But does China have the relevant laws? (Not sure) After cohabitation reaches a certain level, it is considered to be married, and as for the children, it has nothing to do with your marriage.

You can apply to the court for guardianship.

Divorce can be handled at the Civil Affairs Bureau or in the courts. The absence of a marriage certificate is considered a common-law relationship. The Civil Affairs Bureau will not accept it.

If you cohabited 94 years ago, you can apply to the court to dissolve the cohabitation relationship. The court of cohabitation after 94 years is not admissible. It is recommended that the two negotiate well, reapply for a marriage certificate, and then apply for a divorce the next day.

If you can't negotiate, you can only go your own way, and it will not affect your application for a marriage license. It's just that the child's household registration cannot be declared.

This eldest brother, you don't even have a marriage certificate, you are not a legal husband and wife, there is a sentence you don't get angry when you hear it, your child is considered an illegitimate child, you still let the child be a single parent, and you will not be good for the child in the future, discuss it with your wife, it is difficult to find a good stepmother now! If you go to court, see who is better for the child, the probability is greater, and the court will investigate

How do you get divorced if you're not married? Ask a lawyer.

A de facto marriage applies for custody of a child.

If you are not married, if you really can't get along, you can cut it quickly.

Leave directly, it's not easy to divide the property, and the two of them are easy to talk about and disperse. If it really doesn't work, find evidence and witnesses to explain that you are in a de facto marriage, first make up a marriage certificate, and then divorce, divide the property, and negotiate.

If you don't have a marriage certificate, you don't have to divorce if you don't get married, and even if you get married and live apart for three years, the marriage will be automatically dissolved.

Our country does not recognize de facto marriages now, and you are considered to be living together, and you do not need to separate.

There is no need to go through divorce procedures, just break up.

Cohabitation is not a legally protected marital relationship.

Silly child, no children, no marriage certificate, what kind of divorce is there, just pack up and leave.

If you don't have a marriage certificate, your marriage is civil, you can sue their family, and now the child will be awarded to the woman in the nursing court, and their family still needs to pay child support.

An unregistered marriage is not recognized and protected by law, so the parties are not legally married. There are no legal obligations between the parties, such as the duty of fidelity under the Marriage Act.

If there is a dispute over child support and property division during the period of cohabitation, the court may file a lawsuit with the court on the basis of a dispute over the division of property or custody during the period of cohabitation, and the court will not accept a simple lawsuit to dissolve the cohabitation relationship.

Since it is a divorce by agreement, the agreement naturally follows the will of both the man and the woman, as long as it does not violate the mandatory provisions of the law.

1. Whether the child must belong to the other party.

The law stipulates that on the premise that it is conducive to protecting the interests of the child, it may be allowed if both parents agree to take turns raising the child.

2. How to pay child support and how much to pay.

This is freely negotiable, but the law also stipulates that (the basis for the court's decision in the event of failure to negotiate):

The amount of child support may be determined on the basis of the actual needs of the child, the affordability of both parents and the actual standard of living in the locality.

For those with a regular income, child support payments can generally be paid at the rate of 20 to 30 per cent of their total monthly income. Where two or more children are responsible for raising expenses, the proportion may be appropriately increased, but generally must not exceed 50 percent of the total monthly income.

If there is no fixed income, the amount of child support may be determined on the basis of the total income of the year or the average income of the same industry, with reference to the above proportions.

Marriage Law of the People's Republic of China

Article 25: [Children Born Out of Wedlock] Children born out of wedlock enjoy the same rights as children born out of wedlock, and no one may harm or discriminate against them.

A biological father or mother who does not directly raise a child born out of wedlock shall bear the child's living and education expenses until the child is able to live independently.

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Question: During our relationship, the woman beat a doll, it was the woman's parents who paid for it, and now we broke up, and the agreement asks the man to pay it back.

Isn't it okay not to ask a question?

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Question: If you don't get notarization, you can't pay it back.

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Question: What if the 20,000 yuan payment records and evidence she said have not been notarized?

It is difficult to be protected by law without evidence.

Ask a good question, thank you.

According to the laws of our country, if the marriage is held before February 1, 1994 and the marriage certificate is not obtained, it will constitute a de facto marriage, and you can directly go to the court to sue for divorce; If you live together without a marriage certificate after February 1, 1994, it is a cohabitation relationship, and you can break up directly.

Before February 1, 1994, the parties lived together until now, and it was a de facto marriage, even if they did not obtain a license, they were husband and wife. If the two can't get by, they can go to the court to sue for divorce. After 1 February 1994, if there is no certificate, they are not husband and wife.

If the two cannot get along, the court will treat it as a dissolution of the cohabitation relationship.

Without a marriage certificate, there is no marriage relationship, and at the same time, it is not protected by the law, and it is free to come and go, and who will raise the child, and the two people will negotiate to decide.

As long as you are born in China, the living person is a Chinese citizen and can get a hukou. With the birth certificate, the parents' household registration book and ID card can go through the relevant procedures at the place of household registration. Even if the parents are at fault, the child should not be responsible for this mistake.

Ask the family planning department, there are many cases of illegitimate births, and it is estimated that you have to pay a fine to the family planning department first, and then it will be easy to do.

The children have all been born, and if they settle down, they must not be without a way out!

You can go to the orphanage through acquaintances and do an adoption.

Isn't it over to get a certificate quickly? Is it still difficult to get a certificate? Hehe, you're so funny.

How to register a child without a marriage certificate, the process is as follows: (1) Present the child's birth medical certificate, my ID card, household registration, etc., to the police station where the household registration is located to apply for the child's birth registration. (2) Pay a certain amount of social maintenance fees to the neighborhood family planning office where the household registration is located, and go to the public security organ to register with the receipt of social maintenance fees.

According to Article 7 of the Regulations on Household Registration, within one month of the birth of a child, the head of the household, relatives, guardians or neighbors shall report the birth registration to the household registration authority of the child's habitual residence. For abandoned infants, the adopter or the child-rearing authority shall report the birth registration to the household registration authority.

According to Article 1071 of the Civil Code, children born out of wedlock enjoy the same rights as children born in wedlock, and no organization or individual may harm or discriminate against them. A biological father or mother who does not directly raise a child born out of wedlock shall bear the maintenance of the minor child or an adult child who is unable to live independently.

Article 1049 A man and a woman who wish to marry shall apply for marriage registration in person at the marriage registration authority. Where the provisions of this Law are met, they shall be registered and a marriage certificate shall be issued. The marriage relationship is established after the marriage is registered. Where marriage registration has not been completed, the registration shall be re-registered.

If you give birth to a child without a marriage certificate, the child's household registration is handled as follows:

1) Parents should apply for birth registration at the police station where the household registration is located with the child's birth certificate, ID card, household registration booklet, etc.;

2) If there is no medical certificate of birth, parents should go to the relevant judicial department for paternity test with the paternity certificate issued by the police station, and then apply for birth registration at the police station with the paternity certificate;

3) Since illegitimate children do not meet the requirements of the birth policy, they should register the household registration of illegitimate children in accordance with the laws and regulations of various places and pay social maintenance fees.

Dear, hello, after inquiry, you can register your child without a marriage certificate Can a child get a household registration without a marriage certificate?

OK. What do children need to pay attention to when registering?

Clause. 1. Within 60 days of birth (policies vary from place to place, and some places may not necessarily be 60 days), the newborn should go to the hospital to apply for a birth medical certificate with the family planning service manual, the ID cards of both parents (the mother does not go to provide the power of attorney authorized by the mother to be signed by the father) and the birth footprint paper. Now it's all machine-called, and you must see whether the relevant ID numbers are correct, and you can save the household administration center because the number is wrong, and there will be other troubles.

Clause. Second, the baby's household registration can be with the father or mother, to the baby must bring the parents' ID card, household registration book, birth permit, and the baby's birth certificate.

Clause. Third, you can go to the household administration department to register the baby, and now the newborn has its own ID number, and the only child honor certificate is also done together.

When the age is enough, I get a marriage certificate. The child is registered. As long as you can prove that the child is your own, you can register the child, but there is no way to avoid fines.

Procedures: 1. Within one month after the birth of the baby, the head of the household, relatives, caregivers or neighbors shall report the birth registration to the public security police station where the baby's mother or father permanently resides. 2. After the police station audits, the birth registration will be handled.

The proofs to be prepared are: 1The "birth permit" of the family planning department.

2.A birth certificate of the child born in the hospital. 3.

Hukou booklet, marriage certificate, ID card. You can go to the police station where your household registration is located with the above documents. It usually doesn't take long to complete.