I saw a case two days ago. The man had a monthly salary of 40,000 yuan and the woman had a monthly salary of 10,000 yuan. For some reasons, the woman filed for divorce, and the man agreed and divorced immediately.

It turned out that the man had no assets under his name. The woman had saved 150,000 yuan in the past few years, and she had to give half of it.

Because the two had a child, and the mother-in-law was taking care of the child, the man paid all the money left over from his salary after deducting food, clothing and daily expenses to his mother every month, which was called childcare.

Now the question is, does the court support this childcare fee? If it supports it, the woman will not get a penny, but will lose 75,000 yuan. If it does not support it, it means that the housewife has no value.

This operation is more common abroad, because after divorce abroad, the man needs to pay the woman according to the percentage of personal assets until the woman remarries, but abroad, people generally live together, and rarely get married, which is prone to big S situations.

So a kind of operation is derived, such as Ashraf° divorce, but he has no assets under his name, all of which are under his mother's name, and the woman can't get a penny.

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