Does it matter if parents owe money to others?

The money is not owed by you, they can't do anything with you, and if you are under house arrest, more than 24 hours is illegal detention, you can sue them.

I don't understand why your parents don't have professional ethics and don't pay back the money they owe to others, they are really amazing people, I lent a lot of money to my classmates when I was studying, and they didn't pay it back, I was really stupid, I actually trusted others at will, I always felt that I needed help from others when I was in trouble, and I would definitely help if others could help me when they were in difficulty. But in the end, it became the Yan family, why is this society like this, no one can believe it? It makes sense not to pay back, the skin is really thick, and I don't know shame.

If anything, legally speaking, it is not the child's business for parents to owe money. But morally it doesn't make sense. Your family is in business, and you should understand that doing business requires friends from all directions and honesty as the foundation.

If you don't pay back the money you owe, you just smashed your own signboard. You are still young, and there are many opportunities to meet people who are related to your parents' creditors in the future, so you can plan for the long term. If you don't pay back the small money, others dare to cooperate with you in big business?

For the sake of small money, I personally think it's okay to be stupid.

Just don't meet unreasonable people, otherwise you won't have anything to say.

It's not that you don't have money, you can pay it back with 10,000 yuan, after all, it's not easy for others to make money.

You don't think about it for yourself, what if you are owed money? I haven't seen anyone for so long, and I finally saw him on the road, will you arrest him?

I think from a human point of view. Father's debts are repaid by the son. It's a must.

The law should not provide for it.

I won't catch you, your parents are only individuals!

It seems that the law in China does not have the debt of the father and the son to pay it.

If you say that you go to that place to play, it means that you are not in a very old grade, and your appearance has changed a lot at this time, and they may not be able to recognize you. Besides, the city is so big, and the chance of meeting is very small.

But if they do, they'll find their parents like they've caught a straw, and if the owner of the village is savage, you'll probably be hurt in some way.

If your friends know about it, it will hurt you even more, and you will feel that you have no face.

I don't think they will sue you, but they may control your personal freedom and thus find your parents to sue them.

After all, it's not right to be in debt, and it's not easy for everyone to make money.

There is no such provision in Chinese law as for the repayment of debts owed by fathers and sons. That is, the child is not obliged to pay off the father's debts, unless the children inherit the father's estate, then they inherit his debts at the same time, and then they are obliged to return them.

If the father is alive, the children have their own property if they already have their own independent financial income. In general, the father owes a debt, and the child has no obligation to pay it. However, the child has an obligation to support his father.

If the father is normal and has to owe debts, such as debts due to the father's illness, debts for repairing his own house, debts for living expenses, etc., the children are responsible for assisting the father in paying off the debts. If the father should not owe other debts, such as gambling debts, the children do not have to pay the debts for the father, but also help the father to quit gambling.

Gambling debts do not have to be repaid. It depends on the reason for the father's debt to determine whether or not to pay the father's debt.

1. What should I do if my parents have debts after divorce.

After the parents divorce, if they have debts, they shall be repaid by the father or mother. Parents only have the obligation to repay joint debts, and the debts arise after the divorce, which are obviously personal debts belonging to the father or mother, which should be repaid by the father or mother himself, and the other party has no obligation to repay, and the children also have no obligation to repay, because there is no provision in China for the repayment of the father's debts to the son, and the children do not have to help their parents repay the debts, and the parents have no obligation to help the children repay the debts.

2. Does the father have to pay back the money owed by the father and the son?

The father's debts are not required to be repaid by the children, the parents are unable to repay the debts, and the children are not obliged to pay off the debts of the parents. In general, the father owes a debt, and the child has no obligation to pay it. Unless the children inherit their parents' inheritance, then Li Bi, who is also the debtor who inherited him, is obliged to return it at this time.

Article 1161 of the Civil Code of the People's Republic of China stipulates that the inheritor shall pay off the taxes and debts that the decedent shall pay in accordance with the law to the extent of the actual value of the inheritance obtained. The part exceeding the actual value of the estate shall not be subject to voluntary repayment by the heirs. If the heir renounces the inheritance, he or she shall not be liable for the taxes and debts that the decedent shall pay in accordance with the law.

Parents are in debt and their children are generally unrelated. However, children inherit their parents' estate in accordance with law. According to the relevant laws and regulations, the heirs shall pay off the taxes and debts payable by the decedent in accordance with the law to the extent of the actual sales or value of the inherited estate.

If the inheritance is renounced, there is no need to pay off the debts of the deceased.

There is generally no connection between the debt owed by the parents and the children. However, children inherit their parents' estate in accordance with law. According to the relevant laws and regulations, the heirs shall pay off the taxes and debts payable by the decedent in accordance with the law within the actual value of the inheritance.

If the inheritance is renounced, there is no need to pay off the debts of the deceased.

Article 1161 of the Civil Code of the People's Republic of China: The heirs shall pay off the taxes and debts that the decedent shall pay in accordance with law to the extent of the actual value of the inheritance. The part exceeding the actual value of the estate shall not be subject to voluntary repayment by the heirs. If the heir renounces the inheritance, he or she may not be liable for the taxes and debts that the decedent should pay in accordance with the law.

Article 1162 of the Civil Code of the People's Republic of China: The execution of a bequest shall not hinder the repayment of taxes and debts that the legatee shall pay in accordance with law.

In the case of adult children's debts, parents are not responsible for repaying the debts. Adults have full capacity for civil conduct, so they should bear their own personal debts, and they must bear legal responsibility and corresponding consequences for their own actions. Or if there is a joint and several guarantee, then the parents are responsible for it.

If the parents are the guarantor or guarantor for the debt, they will be held responsible. The creditor has the right to claim that the parents pay the debt. For the debts owed by the person with limited civil capacity, if the child has no independent personal property to repay or is not enough to repay in full; Their parents, as their guardians, shall bear corresponding responsibilities; If a child dies and the parents inherit the child's estate, they should also be liable for the repayment of the debt.

However, if the child is a minor, the debt is also in line with his own capacity, and the father needs to bear the debt, because the father is the guardian of the child. If the child is an adult, it is the child's own responsibility. Unless the son dies.

Whether the parents are responsible for repaying the debts owed by the children depends on the circumstances, as follows: (1) it is a debt of the minor child, and since the parents are the legal guardians of the minor, the parents who are the legal guardians of the minor have no property to repay, the parents who are the legal guardians are obliged to repay the debts for the children; (2) the child has reached adulthood, in which case the parents have no obligation or responsibility to repay the debt for the child; (3) If the adult child has died but there are outstanding debts during his lifetime, if the parents inherit the child's estate, the inheritance shall be used to pay off the debts owed by the child during his lifetime, but the settlement of debts shall be limited to the actual value of the child's estate.

Debts generally do not affect the property of the parents. A contract established in accordance with the law is only legally binding on the parties, and if the debtor is a person with full capacity for civil conduct, he shall bear the responsibility and fully perform his obligations in accordance with the agreement.

[Legal basis].

Article 465 of the Civil Code of the People's Republic of China provides that contracts established in accordance with law are protected by law. A contract established in accordance with law shall only be legally binding on the parties, unless otherwise provided by law. Article 509:The parties shall fully perform their obligations in accordance with the agreement.

The parties shall follow the principle of good faith, and quietly perform their obligations such as notification, assistance, and confidentiality in accordance with the nature and purpose of the Fengjing contract and the trading habits of the group slag. In the process of performing the contract, the parties shall avoid wasting resources, polluting the environment and damaging the ecology.