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It means that she ran away from marriage, I think it should be okay, and then go and ask the relevant personnel.

Give child support, don't break up the mother and daughter, you can go to see her, if you really want to leave, don't be afraid of the price, everything is paid off, there must be a gain and a loss.

You are disrespectful and unkind to other people's fathers, how can you ask your wife to be good to your parents? It is possible that your parents look down on your wife even more under your influence, and it is not wrong for your wife to fight back, maybe the attitude is not good, this can be communicated and coordinated, you are the bridge between your parents and your wife, have you played a good role as a bridge? People should be happy when they are old, single fathers must work harder to take care of their daughters, you don't think about finding him an old wife, or ask someone to take care of him to solve the fundamental problem, divorce is just to avoid the problem, don't think that you are right if you don't have a mistake in principle, your disrespect for your wife is the root cause of your current situation, if husband and wife can't trust each other and respect each other and communicate more, what kind of feelings and marriage can you talk about when the intimacy is gone?

You must know that after your divorce, with the reputation of your second marriage and your children, can you find someone better than your wife? Even if you find it, if your disrespectful situation still exists, that wife will run away.

There is a problem with the logic of your question. If the judgment asks you to pay alimony, it will naturally be a divorce.

Your question is whether a judgment will be made if you do not agree to pay child support. In a way, if you don't agree, it will affect the verdict. But theoretically, you don't have to pay that fee.

If the judgment is not strong, you can sue for divorce after 6 months, and the procedure is the same as this time.

Whether the other party sues for divorce or asks for alimony, if it is a divorce, there will be no judgment on the issue of alimony before the divorce is decided. If the court decides that the divorce will not be granted, it is more likely that the divorce will be granted after suing again.

The lawyer in the divorce case sees the darkest side of the marriage, and the divorce to find a lawyer means that the face has been completely torn apart, and how the couple who originally loved each other finally came to an end, and the dispute occurred because of the property and child issues.

With regard to property, your father did not dissolve the marriage with your mother during the period of cohabitation with a third party, the family income was included in the construction of the new house, and your mother had the main family responsibilities during this period, so the new house is the joint property of the husband and wife. The old house is the joint property of your grandparents, half of the share of your grandmother's comrades-in-arms, and half of the share left by your grandfather's death as an inheritance, which is jointly inherited by your grandmother and children. Your father's share of the inheritance is also joint property unless otherwise specified.

In the event of a divorce, your mother will receive half of all the joint property. The issue of land is more complicated, and in principle, each has its own share, depending on your local regulations. You don't have to worry about the property, this situation is not good for the third party, and your mother still has a certain initiative.

As for your grandmother, if your parents dissolved the marriage, then your mother has no obligation to support her, and whether she lives alone depends on how your father and his siblings support her.