If the parents are unmarried, the mother abandons the child on the first day of birth, and it is not

Of course! I sympathize with your plight, but you have to be strong, you can't learn from your biological parents, you don't know how to take responsibility!

Count, I forsake you when you are born. Absolutely.

It's the sin of abandonment, such irresponsible parents, let them be responsible.

Of course, it is abandonment, and whether it counts as a crime is up to the judge to determine. You can go to the Legal Aid Center for counseling.

As long as he does not raise and discard, he is considered to be abandoned.

Abandoning is a crime, and you can sue them.

If that's the case, you can sue your mother, it's really bad, maybe your mother has her own difficulties.

I think they can be sued, this kind of parents are too irresponsible

Everything has a year limit, and it will definitely not be sued, so it doesn't matter if the parents don't recognize it.

Why do you have children if you have a bad relationship Are you the biological parents of your children A little conscience It's better to sentence them.

You can seek legal help for yourself.

Have your adoptive parents already gone through the procedures for adopting you? (In the past, the hukou was not as strict as it is now, even if you do not go to the civil affairs department to go through the procedures for adopting you, your adoptive parents may report your hukou to their family.) If you do, you will not be able to claim child support from your birth parents, and your adoptive parents will be responsible for everything until you are 18 years old.

If not, your legal guardian is still your biological parent, and you can claim living expenses from them or sue the court. However, you are already so old that if you pursue your parents for abandonment, the court will not be able to punish them.

Yes, they not only have the crime of abandonment but also fail to fulfill the responsibility of support, and such parents should be condemned by society and punished by law.

Count forsaken sin. Juvenile prosecution is estimated to require a concurrent.

It is possible to sue such parents, who are too irresponsible.

The mother who gave birth out of wedlock is gone, and the aggravating circumstances constitute the crime of abandonment. The crime of abandonment refers to the act of refusing to support a member of a family who is not alive due to old age, young age, illness or other reasons** or who is unable to live independently. The object of the offence is the victim's right to equality among family members.

Eligibility is limited to family members who are elderly, young, sick or otherwise unable to live independently.

[Legal basis].Article 261 of the Criminal Law of the People's Republic of China.

Where a person who is old, young, or slow to fight, who is sick or otherwise lacks the ability to live independently, who has an obligation to support but refuses to support them, and the circumstances are heinous, is to be sentenced to up to five years imprisonment, short-term detention or controlled release.

Legal Analysis: According to the provisions of China's Criminal Law, in the case of giving birth to a child out of wedlock, if the mother abandons the child and leaves, because the newborn is not capable of surviving, causing serious harm to the baby will constitute the crime of abandonment.

Legal basis: Article 261 of the Criminal Law of the People's Republic of China Where a person who is old, young, sick, or otherwise does not have the ability to live independently, who has an obligation to support him or her and refuses to do so, and the circumstances are heinous, is to be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not more than five years, short-term detention or controlled release.

Legal Analysis: According to the provisions of China's Criminal Law, in the case of giving birth to a child out of wedlock, if the mother abandons the child and leaves, because the newborn is incapable of survival, causing serious harm to the baby will constitute the crime of abandonment.

Legal basis: Criminal Law of the People's Republic of China Article 261 Where a person who is old, young, sick, or otherwise incapable of independent living refuses to support a person who has an obligation to support him, and the circumstances are heinous, he shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not more than five years, short-term detention, or controlled release.