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Chapter 334 How to deal with divorce
When conflicts arise between the divorced parties over the adoption of their children, "after the divorce, the children within the breastfeeding period shall be brought up by the mother who is breastfeeding the child. After the breastfeeding period, if the two parties quarrel over the custody relationship and fail to reach an agreement, the The people's court makes judgments based on the rights and interests of the children and the specific circumstances of both parties." A child who is breastfeeding is brought up by the breastfeeding mother, which is conducive to the development and growth of the baby and is in the interests of the child.When the mother is unable to support or living with the mother is not conducive to the growth of the child, the father can also be raised.The issue of who will raise the child after breastfeeding should first be resolved by the parents through consultation.Regardless of whether it is an agreement or a judgment, it should be considered whether it is beneficial to the growth of the children.When the children have the ability to identify, it should also be required that when one party is old and sick and unable to remarry or have another child, their requirements for raising children should also be considered and taken care of according to the specific circumstances.

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When divorced, if both parties are unwilling to raise their children, the people's court should do the following: First, criticize and educate them, do a good job in their ideological work, take the initiative to fulfill their legal obligations, and ask for their children to be raised.The second is for those who do not listen to education, according to the principle of protecting the legitimate rights and interests of the children and benefiting the growth of the children, it is decided according to the law which party will take care of the child, and the other party will bear the necessary living expenses and education expenses.

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