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Chapter 338 When does the duty of parents to raise children end?
According to the "Marriage Law", parents have the obligation to raise and educate their children.This obligation ends when the child lives independently.That is to say, parents' obligation to support their children is limited, not forever.Parents' obligation to support their children is divided into two stages: when the child is a minor under the age of eighteen, the parent's obligation to support is unconditional and absolute; when the child is an adult who has reached the age of eighteen, the parent's obligation to support is Parents have the obligation to raise and educate children who are conditional and cannot live independently.The so-called independent living refers to working and earning income, having an independent source of livelihood, not being married and starting a family.According to the "General Principles of Civil Law": "Citizens over the age of [-] but under the age of [-] who rely on their own labor income as their main source of livelihood shall be regarded as persons with full capacity for civil conduct." It may also be deemed to be completed or substantially completed.

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According to Article No.20 of the "Marriage Law", parents have the obligation to raise and educate their children.Raising and educating children is the duty of parents and the right that children should enjoy.Upbringing refers to the material and economic upbringing and care of children by parents, such as paying children's living expenses, education expenses, and taking care of children in life.These are the material guarantees for the healthy growth of children, and are also the main content of parents' obligations to their children.Parents' obligation to bring up their minor children is legally mandatory. Even if the parents divorce, they still have to fulfill their obligation to bring up their minor children.Parental custody of adult children is conditional.

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