Hello, second married woman, who is buried with legal support?

This problem, the law does not clearly stipulate, normally speaking, you and the current in the absence of an heir, you can not be buried with the current one, to go back to the original match, this is also the older generation's statement, so unlucky, will bring unnecessary trouble to future generations, this is also a superstitious saying, if you and the current have children, you have to be buried with the current one, can not go back to the original match**!

How a divorced woman is buried after death depends on the wishes of the deceased, as well as the opinions of the children. Generally speaking, if the ex-husband finds another wife, most divorced women will be buried alone.

If the relationship with her ex-husband is not good, then there is no need to consider being buried with her ex-husband at all, and many places will not be buried with her ex-husband, after all, she also married someone else later, so it is basically not related to her ex-husband, and the joint burial is not reasonable.

The legal support for a second-married woman should be buried with her second husband on the grounds that the death of her former husband has lost her validity as proof of the existence of the marriage, and therefore there is no need to cancel the marriage certificate. Because the marriage certificate has become invalid, and because after the death of one of the spouses, the natural persons do not have the capacity for civil conduct and civil power in law, and no longer exist as civil subjects, the marriage of the husband and wife will naturally end. There is legal support for burial with the second husband.

Husband. If it's dead, it's not a casual burial, but you insist on explaining that it's your stephusband, and if a woman goes out, it's another family, and it has nothing to do with her ex-husband.

Who is buried together with a second-married woman is a housework, the state has not set so many legal procedures, as long as your parents have the final say, don't make so many rules when you die, as long as you live happily every day!

There is no clear legal provision for this, but in principle, the opinions of the children are obeyed.

No matter how many marriages you have been married, there is no legal provision on who you will be buried with after you die, and most of them will respect your will to determine who you will be buried with.

There is no legal document in this regard.

If it is a second-married woman, this issue will generally be discussed before marriage, after all, this is something that the people in the village care more about, if there are original couples, people may be buried with the original partner after death.

Then there is whether the two people have children, and this matter can only be reached after the children have discussed it.

I think in our lives, we don't need to care too much about so many things, as long as people are very loving when they are alive, and we should not worry too much about things after death.

If there are children after the second marriage, the ashes should be buried in the ancestral grave of the current husband's family, or the children who have lived in the second marriage for more than 15 years can also be buried in the ancestral grave.

Except for normal death (not including death), such as car accidents, engineering accidents, etc., it is not allowed to be buried in the ancestral grave of the husband.

After cremation, the ashes are scattered into the river, and they are crisp.

Both of them are married for the second time, and the man agrees to marry the woman, and neither of them will be buried with their predecessors after a hundred years, and it is reasonable to ask the current husband and wife to be buried together, after all, the two are together.

Most of the second marriages are to live together, if they are still about 30 young people, they still have feelings, so it is normal for young second-married couples to be buried together when they are old, and if they are about 50 years old, they should discuss whether to be buried together after death. There is no reasonableness, only willingness.

This is reasonable, the current couple is a legal husband and wife, and likewise, a joint burial is reasonable.