After a woman gets married, can she have her own household, not her mother s family or her husband s

This is okay, it's far away from my mother-in-law's house.

This is if you want to live, go to choose a house, if possible, it is best to go to other places.

Yes, but there is a condition that you must have a house in your name and a real estate certificate to open another household, otherwise you can only set up a house in someone else's name.

OK. 1. As long as you have real estate, you can set up your own household registration book.

2. If the local policy allows a friend to attach a hukou, you can also hang the hukou to a friend's house (of course, this has to be a good relationship) (for a while, my own hukou was attached to a classmate's house in Futian District, Shenzhen, and he was the head of the household).

It's normal that the husband and wife are not on the same household register.

For example, I myself am the only one with my daughter and I in my family's household registration book, and my wife's household registration is still in my rural hometown, so I am reluctant to move here, because the area of my hometown has been discussing the possibility of demolition).

You can move out if you have your own independent house, otherwise you don't have a place to settle down, how can you move out.

This is okay, then you must have a house, otherwise your household registration is **?

It's completely possible, if you are married, you can use the house you live in now to go to the police station to apply for your new account, which belongs to your family.

After a woman gets married, the husband and wife can stand on their own, and the vast majority of service couples do the same.

No, why should you do that?

As it is, I think you are a good mother who loves her daughter, but don't you think that you are also focused on your husband and children?

Just live well for your child!

What, it's all the same now, it's more important for me to be my mother's family, and I basically don't care about my husband's family. It's up to you. I'm my mother-in-law serving me, haha.

The water spilled by the married daughter. Old saying.

Hello! Although this is not the case, but if you marry into your husband's family, the focus must be on your husband's family.

If the financial conditions allow, then there is no problem in taking care of the mother's family. The key is that if your family's economic conditions are good, you can take care of both ends.

Many people can't distinguish the relationship between the subject and the object of the family, either the subject and the object are reversed, or the subject and object are confused. For couples (independent families), both parents and in-laws are objects.

After a woman gets married, both families are very important, you can't focus on your husband's family, you can't care too much about your mother's family, both sides are your relatives, I personally do it, to my mother-in-law is like my own mother, I have always respected my mother-in-law, my mother-in-law is like a daughter, we both get along like a mother and daughter, never quarrel, I have a little sister who can't, she is good to her mother's family, responds to her needs, and ignores her mother's family, resulting in mother-in-law and daughter-in-law like enemies, husbands are caught in the middle and difficult to be a person, people do things according to their own conscience, people are born of mothers, None of them pop out of the cracks in the stones, so treat them in two.

Why do women rarely return to their parents' homes after they get married?

In principle, yes, but it depends on your current city and your place of origin, whether there are corresponding provisions or other provisions in the household registration management measures! You can move your hukou to your place of origin, but there must be a recipient in your home country, that is, there must be a head of household in your home register who is willing to settle your account in their booklet!

Finally, I wish you a smooth settlement!

When it's okay, go to the household registration department where your mother's household registration is located to open a sneak pass, and you can move back here.

After the divorce, the trustee can apply for the hukou back to the mother's home.

If not, you should apply for the purchase of agricultural cooperative cooperative system at the place where your household registration is located.

You can buy your account wherever you want.

In principle, no. Unless the mother's family is particularly rich and powerful, that's another story.

According to the ancient legal principle, after a woman marries, she is a husband and family, and even her surname needs to be changed. If the husband's family is raided and exterminated, then the married woman will be unlucky, and if the mother's family is raided and exterminated, then the married woman cannot be affected.

Therefore, legally, once married, the woman's father, grandfather and brother have no power over her. The ancients said".Unmarried to his father, married to his husbandThat's what it means.

It depends on the situation, after all, the rich and powerful are much less constrained by the law at any time, just like the situation of Xu Jie's granddaughter and Yan Song's marriage in the Ming Dynasty.

No, the daughter who spilled out threw out the water.

I didn't move my hukou, and I was a person in that place all my life. Therefore, they can apply for a homestead in their own parents' homestead area. If they don't give it to you, they can't say it.

OK.

The foundation is by the number of people. The number of people on the household register.

It depends on the household registration policy and the attitude of the village, and the village will not agree, and the general operation of the two-daughter household in the village is to agree to keep one daughter and take care of both parents.

Generally, it is a little difficult to move out and back again, so you can go to the village to try to get through the relationship.

Looking at your policy there, we can move in the next two years, but we have to sign an agreement with the brigade when we move back, and if they are demolished, they can't enjoy the normal policy.