For the elderly who have lost their spouses, is it better to form a halfway couple, or is it better

For the elderly in such a situation, they should expect their children to provide for the elderly, because after all, the children are related to themselves, and halfway couples are generally half-baked.

Expect your children to take care of your old age, because your children really love you, and they will treat themselves very sincerely when they are old.

Both of these are not good, for the elderly in this situation, the best way is to rely on themselves, because only by relying on themselves can they get a certain guarantee in their lives, and if they rely on others, they are likely to let themselves down.

I think it is better to form a husband and wife again, because the children also have their own lives, and even if they can go back to visit the elderly often, it is impossible to stay with the elderly all the time.

They are more hopeful to have a wife, because if they have a wife, they are more talkative, and can understand each other, if the children are old, it is difficult for the children to understand what these old people are thinking.

It's better to count on halfway couples, after all, children still have their own families, and sometimes they can't take care of themselves.

I think it's good to form a halfway couple, and only the wife can always be by my side.

A family that reorganizes after the child reaches adulthood has no legal relationship of raising and being dependent; If it is a family formed by a minor, a relationship of raising and being supported is formed, and if there is a relationship of support, there is naturally an obligation to support.

According to the regulations, adult children have the responsibility to support their parents. However, if the parents divorce and then remarry someone else, because the parents remarry and live with the stepparents, then there will be a problem of supporting the stepfather or stepmother. However, whether an adult child is responsible for the maintenance of a stepparent requires a determination of the relationship between the stepparent and the child.

Generally speaking, step-parent-child relationships can generally be divided into the following three situations:

1. When the father or mother remarries, the stepchild has reached adulthood and is able to live independently;

2. After the parent remarries, the minor or independent stepchild does not live with the stepparent or is not supported and educated;

3. After the father or mother marries, the stepchildren who are minors or do not live independently live with their stepparents for a long time, and the stepfather or stepmother fulfills the obligation to raise and educate them.

1. Stepparents have the obligation to support and educate their stepchildren;

2. Stepparents have the right and obligation to discipline and protect their minor stepchildren;

3. Stepchildren have the obligation to support and support their stepparents;

4. Stepparents and stepchildren have the right to inherit each other's inheritance.

Therefore, in fact, whether the stepparents form a relationship of support and education for the stepchildren will directly affect the stepchildren's obligation to support the stepparents.

In the case of stepparents and stepchildren, once the responsibility of support is involved, some stepchildren may refuse on the grounds that the other party is not their biological parents, or when they are asserted to bear the obligation of support, they refuse on the grounds that the stepparents have not fulfilled their support and education, so disputes may arise between the two parties.

Communicate well before you get married, and the property belongs to your respective children, so there is nothing that you can't do.