Can an illegitimate child born to a husband while serving a prison sentence claim living expenses fr

Because the husband's original partner has no obligation to support his illegitimate child, the illegitimate child cannot claim maintenance from the original partner.

Can an illegitimate child born to a husband while serving a prison sentence claim living expenses from his original partner? According to China's maintenance regulations, as long as it is a real blood relationship, both men and women must bear the corresponding maintenance and living expenses, until the age of 18, the so-called illegitimate child can claim living expenses as the original spouse during the period of your husband's imprisonment.

Illegitimate children just can't ask Yuan Bei for living expenses. Because you are an illegitimate child, not the child of this woman, and you do not have this face.

The husband's illegitimate child has nothing to do with the original partner, so there is no reason to ask for living expenses. Bastards themselves are immoral, so they can't ask for it, and they should take care of their own affairs.

Legally. There is no right to ask for living expenses, because this is the husband's illegitimate child, and the husband has no property income during the prison sentence, of course, there is no need to dispose of the living expenses like an illegitimate child.

During the husband's service, can the illegitimate child go to the kindergarten and ask for living expenses? The husband is serving a prison sentence, and you have children with other men outside, you should ask for living expenses like other men, and ask him to be responsible for his own children.

You and the original partner doctor had an illegitimate child, and it is impossible to ask the original partner for living expenses, the original partner will not give it to you, and she has no obligation.

No, dear. Because the husband is in. The original partner is not obligated to pay alimony to you.

No, you cannot. There is absolutely no reason to ask for money.

You're too supportive of this behavior.

One of the spouses has an illegitimate child.

Look at who the underage illegitimate child lives with.

If they live with a couple, they have a legal obligation to raise the illegitimate child of one of the spouses.

If the illegitimate child does not live with the spouses, one of the spouses is the biological father or mother of the illegitimate child, and the biological father or mother shall pay maintenance for the illegitimate child.

In accordance with article 25 of the Marriage Law.

Children born out of wedlock enjoy the same rights as children born in 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.

Facts] Zhang Jia (male) and Li (female) are husband and wife. In 2003, Zhang Jia lived with Hu (female) for a long time during the period of going out to do business, and gave birth to a son Zhang Yi in 2004. In 2008, Zhang Yi filed a lawsuit due to difficulties in his illness and life, demanding that Zhang Jia pay 20,000 yuan in child support.

During the trial, the court did not find that the defendant Zhang A had personal property, but found that his wife Li had tens of thousands of yuan in the bank, so Zhang Yi applied for property preservation of 20,000 yuan of it and demanded that he pay his child support. Li believes that Zhang Yi is the illegitimate son of her husband and has no obligation to support her, Zhang B's alimony is Zhang Jia's personal debt, and the bank deposit of 20,000 yuan is the joint property of the husband and wife and cannot be used to repay personal debts, and Zhang B's request has no legal basis.

Differences] There are two opinions on how to deal with this case:

One opinion is that Li and Zhang Jia are husband and wife, and according to the provisions of the "Marriage Law", the income obtained by Li during the existence of the marriage relationship is the joint property of the husband and wife. Zhang Jia did not fulfill his obligation to support his child born out of wedlock, and Zhang B's request for Li to pay child support from the joint property was legal.

Another opinion holds that during the existence of Li's marital relationship with Zhang Jia, although his income was the joint property of the husband and wife in accordance with the law, according to the provisions of the Marriage Law, "in the absence of special agreement, the joint property of the husband and wife shall only be used to pay off the joint debts of the husband and wife", Zhang Jia's obligation to support the child born out of wedlock is a personal debt, and the debt cannot be paid off with the joint property of the husband and wife in accordance with the law. Analysis].