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Anonymous users2024-02-15Your son's behavior is illegal, disloyal and unfilial, unkind and unjust, drive out his own father and mother, sell the house to his mother-in-law, heaven is intolerable, if you don't come back, you can go to court to sue him, don't think about the love of your son, you have no place to live, you ask a lawyer to help you go to court to sue him, I wish you a successful and happy old age.
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Anonymous users2024-02-14Parents can sue their sons, parents have the obligation to support their children, and sons also have the responsibility to support the elderly, and children who do not support the elderly will be punished by law.
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Anonymous users2024-02-13If the house belongs to the son, then he has the right to sell it to someone else, and there is no legal basis for evicting the parents, and the parents can sue, and if the house is purchased by the parents, the son has no right to dispose of the house.
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Anonymous users2024-02-12The son sold the house to his mother-in-law, kicked his biological parents out of the house, what should he do if his parents have no place to live, this son must not be able to do it, his own parents do not have a house to live in, even if it is not such a good house, he must live in it for him, after all, he is so big as you, so it will not work, go back quickly, he is in **, you also live with him.
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Anonymous users2024-02-11sued directly to the court to ask his son to provide for the elderly and give money for treatment, saying that raising children is to prevent old age and do evil.
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Anonymous users2024-02-10Such a son should be regulated by law, and parents can solve the problem through legal means.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09Go to court and sue my son. There is such a conscienceless son.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08It is too hateful to go to court to sue the son of unfilial piety.
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Anonymous users2024-02-07Raising children to prevent old age shouldn't be like this!
How can you not let your parents live!
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Anonymous users2024-02-06The son sells the house to his mother-in-law and kicks his biological parents out of the house, and the parents can go to court to sue, and the son has the obligation to honor his parents and let him provide for you in old age!
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Anonymous users2024-02-05Hello: If you want to move out of your mother-in-law's house (that is, re-establish your household), of course, you can, but you must meet the requirements of the migration of your household registration (household registration). For example, you have secured a relatively fixed house, etc.
Establish a household, and take the household as the grandson of Shanchang. Permanent residents living together at the same address and in the same set of legal fixed residences shall be established as one household. Those who live alone may be singled out as one household.
Non-residential buildings and illegally built houses are not allowed to be established.
When you dream of your mother, it means that you have no sense of security right now, you feel helpless about the things around you, and you need to be cared for and need some clear guidance to have this dream. But if you often dream that your mother says that you are too dependent and unable to get out of your mother's shelter independently, you often feel insecure in your heart. >>>More
I just had a wedding with my wife a few days ago, and the wedding should have been very lively, and I was very happy, but it was at my wedding, because of the dowry given by my mother-in-law, which made me a joke in the whole village. >>>More
The son-in-law beat his mother-in-law, and of course he must be held criminally responsible. Assault to minor injuries may result in criminal liability. Of course, they also face civil liability such as fines.
If you have this kind of idea, you can discuss it with your wife, and after reaching an agreement, this kind of request can be made by your wife to his mother, so that it will not hurt each other's feelings, even if there is a disagreement, after all, they are biological mother and daughter, and it will not cause too much conflict. If you bring it up, your mother-in-law may have a problem with you, and this gap is difficult to remove.
Your wife has died, and you have children, and you can give your half of the inheritance to your grandchildren. Of course, after the death of your wife, you are the heir in line. You can sell it to your grandson along with half of your wife's inheritance and half of your own.