Dad remarried, how can I defend my right to be a son

First of all, are you an adult? Do you want to work? Are you married?

Father's daily life, as a son, can you take care of it thoughtfully? You are a good student in school, a good child with excellent morality, intelligence, physical fitness, art and labor, you will naturally be considerate of your father, and you will first consider the benefits of your father's remarriage, and then you will think of your rights.

If you are really underage, your father and son's daily household chores are to find an aunt to take care of them. You first have to understand your father, contact your aunt, and then ask your father to give you a promise, you need him to give you pocket money for living expenses on time every month, take you out to play, etc., in short, you should treat you the same as when your mother was there.

Don't quarrel with them, you should be considerate of each other, communicate with each other, everyone has interests, you say no!

2. You also become the son of a new mother. 3. You are still a very important will at home, and you are still in that position in the household register. 4. You still have food, clothing, sleep, and school.

5. You can still go in and out of that house at will. 6. Did Dad start complaining about you? Did your stepmother abuse you? If one of the above is violated, you can resist, and the heavier one will be sued.

If not, then you don't have to defend anything.

Your dad also has the right to pursue happiness.

Heirs who have fulfilled the main obligation to support the decedent or who live with the decedent may receive more than one share of the inheritance when the inheritance is distributed. If the ability to support He Shihe and the heirs who have the conditions for support do not fulfill their obligation to support, when distributing the inheritance, they shall not share or divide less.

Legal basis: Article 1127 of the Civil Code of the People's Republic of China The inheritance of inheritance shall be in the following order:

1) First order: spouse, children, parents;

2) Second order: siblings, grandparents, maternal grandparents.

After the inheritance begins, it is inherited by the first-order heirs, and the second-order heirs do not inherit; If there is no first-order heir Zen inheritance, it will be inherited by the second-order heir.

For the purposes of this Part, the term "children" includes legitimate children, illegitimate children, adopted children and dependent stepchildren.

For the purposes of this Part, the term "parents" includes biological parents, adoptive parents and step-parents in a dependent relationship.

The term "siblings" as used in this Part includes siblings of the same parents, half-siblings or half-siblings, adoptive siblings, and step-siblings who have a dependent relationship.

Let it be. As long as the young couple can compromise each other's unreasonable persistence and work together for the sake of family stability, it is enough.

In fact, many children's marriages are due to too much interference and too many arrangements, so that the young couple lacks the run-in of substantive trivial things in life, so that the whole brother feels that he has done too much, and the other party is not satisfied with the pickiness, and the heart is blocked and tired and accumulated, and there is a ** who wants to give up the dust.

Why is the divorce rate of the older generation not high, because all problems have to be shared by two couples, so it is not easy to know each other when there is a hands-on attitude, as long as there is a grateful and kind attitude, the anger will dissipate.

Therefore, tell the young couple to live a good life, no one can be stable for a lifetime, let the young infiltrate light and strong, mutual understanding, mutual respect and sympathy, it will get better and better, what is there must be a good communication, to trust each other, not to listen to and believe.

I am a relatively filial person, and I am very supportive of the old man's remarriage and obtaining a license. This is because, first, the happiness of the late hand is the real happiness of a person, the second is that the husband and wife can live together to obtain real happiness, and the third is that the elderly can get better care in life when they remarry, which is more useful for the happiness of their later life.

First, for an old man, happiness in old age is true happiness. We spend our whole lives in pursuit of a happy life. And the real happiness for a person is actually the happiness of old age.

When we are young and when we reach middle age, we have to study hard and work hard in our careers, and we are under great pressure, and it is difficult for us to achieve true happiness in such a state. And when you are in your old age, these pressures are released, and you can really enjoy life happily, and you are the happiest at this time.

Second, true happiness can only be achieved if husband and wife live together. Starting a family and starting a family is the trajectory of most of our lives. In fact, only when a person has a complete family and lives with his lover can he fully appreciate the beauty of life and truly feel happiness.

For those elderly people who are single, they cannot feel this happiness when they are alone, so it is necessary for them to choose to remarry. I am very supportive of their pursuit of happiness.

Third, the elderly can get better care in life after remarriage, which is conducive to the happiness of the elderly in their later years. From a practical point of view, the remarriage of the elderly is very beneficial to their happiness in old age. The reason why I say this is because the elderly who remarry can get many kinds of care from their lovers, and their own food, clothing, housing and daily life will be more comfortable and happy, so that the elderly after Sun Mai remarries will feel happier.

In short, remarriage can make the elderly happier, and I certainly support such a thing. I want every senior person to have a happy marriage and a happy life. That's what every kid thinks.