Can I have another family after remarrying?

If you pay the fine, you can do it.

Article 42 Where a child is born in violation of the law, the county-level people's population and family planning administrative department or the township (town) people's ** and sub-district offices entrusted by it shall levy social maintenance fees on the child in accordance with the following provisions:

1) If the conditions for giving birth to another child are met and the birth certificate is not obtained, the tax shall be levied at 30% of the total income of the previous year. After the collection of social maintenance fees, the birth certificate will be reissued.

2) Where one child is born in violation of the law, it shall be levied at two to six times the total income of the previous year, and if the child is born in bigamy or with a person other than the spouse, it shall be levied at six to eight times; For each additional child, the levy shall be increased by three times in turn.

Where the requirements for marriage are met but the first child is pregnant without marriage registration, the marriage registration and birth certificate shall be completed before the birth of the child. Where children are born out of wedlock or illegally adopted, social maintenance fees shall be levied according to the number of children in accordance with the standards provided for in item (2) of the preceding paragraph of this article.

The total income referred to in this article is calculated on the basis of the actual income of both parties to the illegal birth or the illegal adopter. Where the people's population and family planning administrative departments at the county level need the assistance of relevant departments such as taxation, public security, statistics, labor security, real estate, and other relevant departments in investigating the actual income of illegal births or illegal adopters, the relevant departments shall provide assistance. Where the actual income of rural residents is lower than the per capita net income of rural residents in the previous year in their own township (town), and the actual income of urban residents is lower than the per capita disposable income of the city or county in the previous year, the rural residents shall be calculated on the basis of the per capita net income of rural residents in the previous year in their own township (town), and the urban residents shall be calculated on the basis of the per capita disposable income of urban residents in the city or county in the previous year.

You can have another child, but you can only have one more child.

The remarried family will definitely have another child and have a child belonging to this newly formed family.

Legal analysis: 1. Among the remarried couples, one of the husband and wife is married for the first time, and the other party is remarried and has only given birth to one child; or if both parties are remarried, and one of the spouses has only given birth to one child and the other party has not given birth, the husband and wife may apply and upon examination and approval by the county-level family planning administrative department, they may have another child.

2. Where one of the remarried couples of the agricultural population is a widow who has given birth to two children in accordance with the law, and the other party has never given birth, the husband and wife may apply for and upon examination and approval by the county-level family planning administrative department, they may have another child. The conditions for a remarried couple to request a remarriage are: (1) a remarried couple, one of whom has no more than two children (including lawful adoption, the same below) before the remarriage, and the other party has not given birth; (2) Where a remarried couple each had a child before the remarriage, and the minor children were determined to be with the ex-spouse by a judgment or divorce agreement at the time of divorce, and the newly combined family has no children; (3) Remarried couples, each of whom had one child before the remarriage, and the new combined family has only one child, but the child is a disabled child and cannot grow into a normal labor force, and is medically deemed to be able to have another child.

Legal basis: Regulations of the People's Republic of China on Population and Family Planning

Article 17 Citizens have the right to give birth and the obligation to practice family planning in accordance with the law, and both husband and wife bear common responsibilities in the practice of family planning.

Article 18: The State stabilizes the current birth policy, encourages citizens to marry later and have children later, and advocates that a couple have one child; Those who meet the requirements provided for by laws and regulations may request that arrangements be made for the birth of a second child. The specific measures shall be formulated by the people's congresses of provinces, autonomous regions, and municipalities directly under the Central Government or their standing committees.

Ethnic minorities should also practice family planning, and the specific measures shall be formulated by the people's congresses of provinces, autonomous regions, and municipalities directly under the Central Government or their standing committees.

Article 19 Family planning shall be carried out with contraception as the mainstay.

The State creates conditions to ensure that citizens make informed choices of safe, effective, and appropriate contraception and birth control measures. The safety of the recipient shall be ensured when performing contraceptive and birth control surgery.

Article 20 Couples of childbearing age shall conscientiously implement family planning, contraception, and birth control measures, and accept guidance on family planning technical services.

Prevention and reduction of unintended pregnancies.

Article 21 Couples of childbearing age who practice family planning shall enjoy free family planning technical services for the basic items prescribed by the State.

The necessary funds provided for in the preceding paragraph shall be included in the financial budget or guaranteed by social insurance in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State.

Summary. The Amendment to the Population and Family Planning Law stipulates that a new article is added: Where there is an inconsistency between the provisions of the province, autonomous region or municipality directly under the Central Government where the husband and wife are registered for the reproduction of children, the principle of benefiting the parties shall apply.

With regard to the circumstances of reproduction, prior to the revision of this law, there were certain differences between regions in the regulations of different regions when stipulating the circumstances of reproduction. In summary, there are about eight to nine types, and the situation is more complicated in different places.

For example, according to the current family planning regulations in various places, the issue of having children in remarried families is stricter, and only when the remarried couple has only one child can they be allowed to have another child; Guangdong, on the other hand, has more relaxed regulations, including one parent having two children and the other party not having children; Each partner has one child, but both are with their ex-spouses, and the new family has no children; Or if each partner has one child, and the children of the newly combined family cannot grow into a normal labor force. In all three cases, it is possible to have another child.

Therefore, if the principle of benefiting the parties is followed, after a Beijinger and a Cantonese remarry and form a family, they should be able to choose whether to have another child in accordance with a more relaxed and more favorable policy for the couple.

Remarriage, childbirth, and family planning policies.

Hello. Hello, I am a remarried family, my husband and I both had a child in front of me, and they were both awarded to each other when we divorced.

The Amendment to the Population and Family Planning Law stipulates that a new article is added: Where there is an inconsistency between the provisions of the province, autonomous region or municipality directly under the Central Government where the husband and wife are registered for the reproduction of children, the principle of benefiting the parties shall apply. With regard to the circumstances of reproduction, prior to the revision of this law, there were certain differences between regions in the regulations of different regions when stipulating the circumstances of reproduction.

In summary, there are about eight to nine types, and the situation is more complicated in different places. For example, according to the current family planning regulations in various places, the issue of having children in remarried families is stricter, and only when the remarried couple has only one child can they be allowed to have another child; Guangdong, on the other hand, has more relaxed regulations, including one parent having two children and the other party not having children; Each partner has one child, but both are with their ex-spouses, and the new family has no children; Or if each partner has one child, and the children of the newly combined family cannot grow into a normal labor force. In all three cases, it is possible to have another child.

Therefore, if the principle of benefiting the parties is followed, after a Beijinger and a Cantonese remarry and form a family, they should be able to choose whether to have another child in accordance with a more relaxed and more favorable policy for the couple.

Hello, of course you can.

Thank you. I'm just saying that both of us have a child, both awarded to our ex-spouses, and I and my current husband and I have a child, can we have one?

Yes, no problem, now that the third child has been fully released, you must have no problem with this. Thank you.

Core content: The new policy of remarriage and childbirth is based on the provisions of the "Population and Family Planning Regulations", remarried couples.

One party has given birth to a child and the other has not given birth; or if both parties have given birth to one child before remarriage, and the judgment or divorce agreement at the time of divorce determines that the child will be with the former spouse, and the new family has no children, they can have another child. The following Legal Express Marriage Law gives you a detailed introduction to the new policy on remarriage and childbirth.

According to the Regulations on Population and Family Planning, a remarried couple whose spouse has given birth to one child and the other has not given birth; or if both parties have given birth to one child before remarriage, and the judgment or divorce agreement at the time of divorce determines that the child will be with the former spouse, and the new family has no children, they can have another child.

There are nine situations in which remarriage can have a second child.

Article 17 A husband and wife give birth to one child.

In any of the following circumstances, the husband and wife may apply and with the approval of the family planning administrative department at or above the district or county level, they may have a second child:

1) Only one child has been diagnosed by a designated medical institution as having a non-hereditary disease or disability and cannot grow into a normal labor force;

2) Both husband and wife are only children and have only one child;

3) Where they have been infertile for more than five years after marriage, have been diagnosed with infertility by a designated medical institution, and become pregnant again after adopting a child in accordance with law;

4) The remarried couple has only one child;

5) Employees of ethnic minorities who are transferred from the frontier to work in the city are allowed to have a second child with the approval of the local family planning administrative department at or above the county level before being transferred;

6) Where two or more brothers are rural residents, only one husband and wife have the capacity to have children, and only one child is born, and the other brothers do not adopt other people's children;

7) Where a male rural resident marries or settles down in a family with a woman and no children, and expresses in writing that he is willing to support the elderly (the number of sisters in the woman's family is to take care of only one person);

8) Rural residents in remote suburbs or counties, where one of the husband and wife is a disabled soldier of the second class or above, or one of the spouses is disabled and basically loses the ability to work;

9) Rural residents who have lived in the deep mountainous areas for a long time and whose main livelihood is agricultural production**, and there is only one girl who has practical difficulties in life.

If there are other special circumstances requiring the birth of another child, it shall be approved by the municipal family planning administrative department.

Article 18: Where the birth of a second child is permitted in accordance with the provisions of these Regulations, the interval between births is not less than four years, or the woman's age is not less than 28 years old.

There are clear provisions in China's laws on remarriage and childbirth, and the specific conditions must meet the following requirements:

1) Both parties are only children and only one child is born;

2) Both parties are ethnic minorities and have only one child;

3) Both parties are returned overseas Chinese, or residents of Hong Kong, Macao, or Taiwan who have settled in this province for less than 6 years, and only one child has settled in the mainland;

4) Remarried couples where one party has never given birth and the other party has only one child;

5) Remarried couples, one of whom has never given birth to a potato bench, and the other party has two children and is widowed;

6) Where there is infertility after marriage, and both husband and wife are at least 30 years old, and they adopt a child in accordance with law;

7) The first child is a disabled child who cannot grow into a normal labor force and is medically deemed to be able to have another child;

8) Disabled servicemen of the second class B or above, and disabled servicemen of the fifth class or above who are disabled in the course of their duties (work), and who have only one child;

9) Miners who have been working underground for more than 5 consecutive years and continue to work underground and give birth to only one girl;

10) In rural areas, one of the spouses is an only child and only one child is born;

11) Rural couples where the man settles down in the woman's house and the woman has no brothers, and only one child is born (only one of the woman's sisters applies);

12) Rural couples give birth to only one girl;

13) In a township in a mountainous area, the woman is in the countryside and only gives birth to one girl.

Remarriage is simply remarriage, in this case, the object of marriage is generally different from the previous one, otherwise it should not be called remarriage, but remarriage. When going through the remarriage procedures, whether a divorce certificate is needed depends on the method used to dissolve the marriage relationship before, and it is not necessary to provide a divorce certificate for remarriage.

1. Do I need a divorce certificate to remarry after divorce?

1) If the two parties want to remarry after the divorce, they need a divorce certificate, if they do not remarry after the divorce, but the divorced party marries someone else, you also need to bring a divorce certificate to prove that you are single. Those who remarry after divorce have the following two kinds of hail:

1. Normally, if a man and a woman were originally husband and wife, and now want to remarry (remarry) after passing the divorce registration with the Civil Affairs Bureau, when they go to the marriage registration authority to perform the marriage (remarriage) registration, the marriage registration authority will set sail to withdraw the divorce certificate of both parties and then issue the marriage certificate.

2. If the marriage relationship is dissolved through divorce registration through the Civil Affairs Bureau, the Civil Affairs Bureau will issue a Divorce Certificate to both parties; If the divorce is filed through the court (litigation divorce), the parties do not have a "divorce certificate", and only the relevant divorce judgment or divorce mediation document of the court is used as the divorce certificate.

2) In addition to the remarriage, a divorce certificate is required for remarriage, and other documents that need to be submitted are as follows:

1. Household registration booklet and resident ID card (on-site copying).

2. I have no spouse and have no direct blood relatives and collateral blood relatives within three generations with the other party (fill in on the spot).

3. The parties submit 3 2-inch recent half-length bareheaded color photos** (on-site photos can be taken, but a certain fee must be paid).

Summary. Hello, I'm glad for your question, can two children born before remarriage be reborn Answer: Hello, dear! <>

Yes, the number of children born before remarriage does not affect the right to continue having children after remarriage. According to the Regulations of the People's Republic of China on Family Planning, children born to both husband and wife voluntarily shall enjoy equal rights and protected rights and interests in accordance with the law. Therefore, after remarriage, the couple can jointly decide whether they want to have another child.

Can two children born before remarriage be able to have another child?

Hello, I'm glad for your question, can two children born before remarriage be reborn Answer: Hello, dear! <>

Yes, the rolling down of the number of children born before remarriage does not affect the right to continue having children after remarriage. According to the Regulations of the People's Republic of China on Family Planning, children born to both husband and wife voluntarily shall enjoy equal rights and protected rights and interests in accordance with the law. Therefore, after getting married, couples can jointly decide whether they want to have another child.

This means that couples can decide how many and when to have children according to their own wishes and circumstances. After remarriage, if you meet the family planning policy, you can have more children. It should be noted that childbirth after remarriage should follow the family planning policy, and reasonable planning and management should be carried out to ensure reproductive health and social stability.

The man has one child who is an adult, and the woman has given birth to two children, can they have three children if they remarry?

Is Beijing policy allowed.

Yes, no problem. Policies are permitted. It's all open now.

Are you sure?OK, no problem.