My parents are divorced, and I awarded it to my mother, so please ask for God page type 1

See the following two articles of the Marriage Act:

Article 21: Parents have an obligation to raise and educate their children; Children have an obligation to support their parents.

If the parents fail to fulfill the obligation to support them, the child who is a minor or who is unable to live independently has the right to demand maintenance from the parents.

In the event that a child fails to fulfill his or her maintenance obligations, the parent who is unable to work or who is in difficulty in living has the right to demand maintenance from the child.

Article 36: The relationship between parents and children is not extinguished by the divorce of parents. After divorce, the child remains the child of both parents, regardless of whether they are raised directly by the parent or the parent.

After divorce, parents still have the right and obligation to raise and educate their children.

Article 36. It's very clear.。。

Supporting your parents is a legal obligation for your children, and divorce is a solution to the marriage between your parents, but it does not change the relationship between you and your father, that is, you are still your father's son, and it will not change due to the divorce of your parents. This is prescribed by law.

However, if the court makes a decision, including the determination of alimony, the actual situation must be taken into account, that is, the facts shall prevail.

For example, your father's financial situation and your financial situation will be the court's reference.

It's hard to say, theoretically, your father has the obligation to support you until adulthood, and your parents are divorced, and you and your father no longer have a maintenance relationship, but in moral considerations, after all, it is the father who gave birth to you, if he is in a good situation, you can ignore it, but if he is not in a good situation, you must be unbearable So I don't think there is any need to discuss this issue too much, and then look at the situation.

After your parents divorce, even if your father does not bear the maintenance fee, you still have to bear the maintenance obligation when your father is old. This is because according to Article 30 of the Marriage Law, children shall not terminate their obligation to support their parents due to changes in their parents' marital relationship, and changes in their parents' marital relationship shall not lead to the dissolution of their children's obligation to support them, and children shall not ignore their parents, pass the buck to each other, or fail to fulfill their obligation to support their parents because their parents remarry.

When a child who is able to support a child fails to fulfill his or her maintenance obligations, parents who are unable to work or have difficulties in living have the right to demand maintenance from their children. As for the amount of alimony, generally speaking, it should not be lower than the per capita living standard of the children themselves or the local people, so as to ensure the living needs of the elderly.

I follow my mother very well, at least I can care for you intimately.

Definitely sprinkled. If your father insists on giving you child support in the future, if you are an adult and they divorce, you should support you when you are old

I also agree with the opinion of Aries M upstairs, the parents are the ones who gave birth to you, whether they are divorced or not, you are their children, this is an unchangeable fact, parents have the obligation to support their children, and the support of children to the elderly is beyond doubt. This is not only legally enshrined, but it must also be ethically imperative. Even if you have no relationship with your divorced father or mother, they have given you life, and it is natural for you to repay them, which is an irreversible fact.

Think about it in a few decades, maybe you're rich, you're rich.

What do you mean! Since it was awarded to your mother, try to help your mother lighten the burden a little.

There may be reasons for not letting you see you, maybe you have not fulfilled your maintenance obligations, or it is not good for the discipline and growth of children, or it will affect their lives, you have to think more about the other party, it is best to negotiate a settlement, and if you have fulfilled your obligations, you can also sue them. From an outsider's point of view, to put it mildly, since you divorced without thinking about your children at the time, and don't raise and persuade you, don't look at it if people don't let you see it. Work hard, save more money, wait for the child to grow up, give the child financial assistance, the child is still yours, if you don't have the ability, it is really difficult for the child who has not raised to accept you, and it is in vain.

This is a question of visitation rights, and the other party cannot be deprived of the right of visitation. Applications can be made to the Executive Directorate of the Court.

The main thing is that you think too much about yourself, and now there are a lot of reorganized families in society, and even our post-80s generation has appeared halfway couples, the reality is like this, learn to accept, ignore the eyes of others, and use the most common sentence to say, go your own way and let others say it. What does it matter, your mother is still your mother, your father is still your father, and your stepfather is not good to you, you can not admit it, and you have another father if you are good to you, right? Adjust your mentality, otherwise, your mother will also be very sad and sad.

Bless you!

I don't know how old you are this year, don't care what others say, don't rely on them if you grow up, don't think that your mother won't love you if she remarries, they may not have a way to divorce, it's not that they are good to you together, a good life, fate is in your own hands!!

I am also in such a family, you can treat the teacher as your own parents, don't pay attention to other people's eyes, just think that others are jealous of you, jealous that you have such a special family.

It's just that there's nothing wrong with combining families, and so am I.

You are still the child of your father, and if he dies, he will have the right to inherit his property in accordance with the provisions of the inheritance law.

As long as it is your father's property, if he does not have any will or bequest maintenance agreement, then all heirs with legal inheritance rights have the right to inherit your father's estate, including you, of course.

The 1st and 3rd floors were not answered. People asked about her two younger brothers, not about herself, how to be a lawyer so carelessly.

Your two brothers have a share, but you don't, because your two brothers have been awarded to your father.

After your mom gets married to the guy, you get the guy drunk, and you swoon them (like sleeping pills), and then you get on them, so that even if your mom has a baby, it's yours. But only if you are a boy and you must be at least 13 years old. If you are a girl, it is recommended that you live with your grandfather, grandmother, grandfather, and grandmother, out of sight, out of mind, and your mother will give birth to whatever she loves with that man!

From an emotional point of view, I understand your feelings very well, but reproductive rights are personal rights granted to your mother by law, and you have no right to interfere. It is advisable to negotiate with your mother and respect your mother's decision if negotiation fails, after all, your mother gave you life and your mother has the right to pursue her own happiness.

Is it involved in repaying the loan? If there is evidence that the repayment of the loan was made after the marriage of the two people, the woman also has the right to claim the house.

This house has nothing to do with the woman.