My husband and I don t have a license and don t have a drink, we have two children, and we are still

Here I invite you to think about what you really want in this matter. If you want to get a hukou for your child, what are the conditions? What are some ways to do this?

In another month, the baby will be born. How can we welcome the arrival of this little life? In the relationship between two people, there is probably an identity, a legitimate identity.

Can you find a time to talk to your husband? At the same moment, there is no need to complain or blame, just confess your demands and your feelings.

If you must be a full-time mother, then you must accompany your husband to work in a different place all the way!

As the saying goes, time is the best medicine, and the interval is beautiful! However, in today's society, time is not only a good medicine, but also a poison, and the interval can not be beautiful, but a little three! Maybe it's the gender difference, after all, the man has no choice but to think that the child is abandoned, just like the woman, that is to say, the child can be tied to the woman, not necessarily the man.

Some people say that in the past, they were also watching children, and they were not familiar with life, and they also pointed to their husbands to give money to spend. I want to say that I believe that most stay-at-home mothers have jobs before giving birth, that is, they have the talent to work, and after going to work in other cities with their husbands, all aspects have been stabilized.

Nowadays, a lot of fever is pregnancy and childbirth without marriage, which is very irresponsible for yourself and your children. First of all, if the man is an irresponsible scumbag, then what should the child do, the child's household registration cannot be registered, the child's future life will cause trouble, and your own happiness will be ruined.

Without a marriage certificate, you and the man are not husband and wife, and the man can go through the marriage registration procedures with others at any time without breaking the law.

You can ask the man to bear child support, and if the man refuses, you can sue, and this is supported by the law.

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.

Judicial Interpretation 1 of the Marriage Law

Article 5: Where a man and a woman who have not completed marriage registration in accordance with article 8 of the Marriage Law and live together in the name of husband and wife, and file a lawsuit with the people's court for divorce, they shall be treated differently:

Before the promulgation and implementation of the Regulations on the Administration of Marriage Registration of the Ministry of Civil Affairs on February 1, 1994, where both the man and the woman had met the substantive requirements for marriage, it was to be treated as a de facto marriage.

After the promulgation and implementation of the Ministry of Civil Affairs' "Regulations on the Administration of Marriage Registration" on February 1, 1994, if both a man and a woman meet the substantive requirements for marriage, the people's court shall inform them to apply for marriage registration before accepting the case; If the marriage registration is not completed, it shall be handled as the dissolution of the cohabitation relationship.

Morally, you can sue him, but legally it is very difficult for you to win. It depends on the specific situation, it is better to negotiate a solution.

No, because you don't have a marriage license.

Yes, you're already in a de facto marriage.

Applying for a marriage certificate is easier to deal with in divorce.

If the parties do not re-register their marriage, their relationship is cohabitation and is not regarded as a de facto marriage.

The provisions of the Marriage Law on the marital property system shall apply to the wealth and fortune during the period of cohabitation, and if there is no agreement, the joint property system of the husband and wife shall apply. Where it is found to be a cohabitation relationship, the income from joint labor during the period of cohabitation and the property purchased and purchased are ordinary common property, and the property inherited or donated by both parties during that period is the personal property of both parties, and is the creditor's rights and debts formed by joint production and life, and is to be treated as joint creditor's rights and debts. Regardless of the type of relationship, property that one party voluntarily gives to the other party before living together is treated as a gift relationship.

The property requested by one party from the other party shall be returned according to the actual circumstances of the two parties, such as the length of time they have lived together, the degree of fault of the other party, and the economic situation of both parties.

Children born to parties to a common-law relationship during their cohabitation are legitimate children, and children born to parties to a common-law relationship are illegitimate children. According to Article 19 of China's Marriage Law, which stipulates that "children born out of wedlock shall enjoy the same rights as legitimate children, and no one shall harm or discriminate against them", whether it is a de facto marriage or a cohabitation relationship, when both parties divorce, the issue of child support shall be handled in accordance with this provision of the Marriage Law.

I don't have a marriage certificate, what kind of divorce do I have, there is no marriage in the law, and I will discuss the maintenance of the children by myself, and both parties will agree.

If you don't get a marriage certificate, it's a cohabitation relationship, not a husband and wife relationship, and the two parties can be separated. However, the child's custody history and property issues during the period of cohabitation should be dealt with, and if the two parties cannot reach an agreement on the above-mentioned dismantling issues, the court can file a lawsuit.