After the completion of the sentence, the divorce. Does my fine affect my ex wife?

1. There is no impact on the ex-wife after the divorce.

2. The fine awarded by the court is a punishment for the individual, not a punishment for the family.

3. What's more, sin is a person's sin, and it can't be regarded as a crime for the sake of the family, right?

No. No, the fine is a punishment for the criminal suspect personally, not a civil debt, and has a specific punishment, and if the divorce has been made, the fine cannot be shared as a joint debt of the husband and wife.

There is no impact, if this fine has to be said to belong to your personal debt, your ex-wife has no obligation to repay it for you, and you can only pay this money yourself, although I also think this provision is not very reasonable, but the law is the law, no way.

Your divorce is after you have been released from prison, and the fine will definitely have an impact on your ex-wife, unless you prove it in writing, otherwise you should have to pay for it.

There is no effect, which is affected by his personal actions and cannot be a joint debt of the husband and wife.

The penalty after the divorce has no effect on the ex-wife, but it may be necessary for the couple to split it equally before the divorce.

At this time, the fine has no impact on the previous stage, and the person who has been released from prison needs to accept the punishment himself.

If I divorce after being released from prison, will my punishment have an impact on the early stage? My fine should have no impact on the early stage.

After the release from prison, the fine of the divorce person also has a certain impact on the early stage.

This depends on how your fine came from, whether it is because of family matters, or because you gamble and fight for things that have nothing to do with the family, if it is not related to the family, the wife does not have to bear it, if it is because of family matters, then the wife also needs to bear it.

Does the fine imposed on the divorce person after the release from prison have any impact on the early stage? My fine should have little effect on your ex-wife, because is she divorced?

Many people will have such a doubt, that is, after the divorce, if the ex-husband commits a crime and goes to prison, will it have any impact on the property that has been fought for in the early stage? In fact, for such a problem, the two of them have ended their marriage, so for the ex-wife, the property that has been shared has no impact. And for such a person, he has nothing to do with himself, so after he commits a crime and goes to prison, he will not have any impact on his life, and he will not let himself be deprived of his property at this time.

There will be no impact in any way.

So at this time, the ex-wife doesn't need to worry too much. For such a thing, there are always some people who are very worried. If your ex-husband goes to prison for committing a crime, then your property will definitely be affected to a certain extent, but at this time, as long as such property is not obtained for some other reason.

And if it is a very normal property, it will not have an impact, after all, it is also very perfect for such a property division, as long as this money comes from a very positive way, no one can deprive themselves of their influence. <>

Nor will it lead to the division of one's own property.

And it can be seen that in such an early stage, if there is such a worry, she will need to weigh it when dividing the property. And at the time of divorce, if the court divides the property, it will also have a certain understanding of such a property, so there is no need to worry too much. As long as you do not have any interest in such a crime, your property will not be divided.

After all, for the two people, they have chosen to end their marriage, so the two of them no longer have any joint relationship. <>

The ex-husband's crime is no longer a cause or practice for the wife, and at this time, the wife also needs to have a full understanding of her own practices. As long as he does not provide him with the convenience of committing crimes, then this matter has nothing to do with him, and he does not need to shoulder a certain amount of responsibility.

In general, no. Because you are divorced and the property has been clearly divided, the property you get regardless of whether your ex-husband is in prison or not has nothing to do with your ex-husband.

This will not affect, after all, you are not divorced, your property belongs to you, if you are not divorced, the game has an impact, since you have been divorced, your property is not affected.

After the divorce, the ex-husband's objection is like rain, and at this time, the property that has been fought for in the early stage will not be affected, because the ownership of the property is already clear at the time of divorce.

No, because the two have already broken away from the relationship between husband and wife, no matter what happens, the ex-wife will not be affected.

It will not be affected, because the two people have divorced, and in the legal sense, the two have no relationship.

Whether the court's enforcement of a criminal judgment and a fine and the defendant's failure to pay it on time depends on the court's determination of the property division agreement in the divorce agreement.

See: Article 11 of the "Several Provisions of the Supreme People's Court on the Enforcement of the Property Portion of Criminal Judgments" Where the person subject to enforcement uses the property involved in the case that the criminal judgment determines to be stolen money or property to pay off debts, transfer, or set up other encumbrances, and in any of the following circumstances, the people's court shall recover it: (1) the third party clearly knows that it is the property involved in the case and accepts it; (2) Where a third party obtains assets involved in the case without compensation or with a price that is clearly lower than the market; (3) Where a third party obtains assets involved in the case through illegal debt repayment or illegal or criminal activities; (4) A third party obtains assets involved in the case through other malicious means.

Where a third party obtains assets involved in the case in good faith, it is not to be recovered during the enforcement procedures. Where the victim, who is the original owner, claims rights to the property involved in the case, the people's court shall inform them to handle it through litigation procedures.

It has an impact, because you divorced after being released from prison, and you were husband and wife before, and the property of the husband and wife was divided equally and the debts were equally divided at the time of divorce, so your own fine has an impact on your ex-wife.

Ask: What about the impact?

For example, if the house and car were purchased by the woman with a loan while the man was serving his sentence, and the man divorced after being released from prison, and the man did not contribute to the purchase of the house and car, the court awarded the house and car to the woman. Does the man's fine affect the woman's car and house?

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It depends on how your fine came from, whether it was because of family matters, or because of something that had nothing to do with your family. You don't have to bear it if you have nothing to do with your family.

It depends on whether the other party sues you or not.