1、Preface 1、You possibly start or end a love story in China? 2、How to make girl or boy friend in China? 3、The matters you should pay attention to… 1、You are married at the registry if you meet the following requirements in China 2、The materials you should provide while registering to marry 3、Official organizations for foreign marriage registration in Shanghai is … 4、Legal sequences you will face after your marriage in China 1、How to get your husband or wife's passport? 2、Whether you are going to apply for residing in China or not? 3、Are you going to be employed in China? 4、Have you considered your children's nationality and registered permanent residence? 5、common property 6、individual property 7、property agreement of husband and wife 8、succession 1、how to divorce? 2、divorce by agreement 3、divorce by litigation 4、Is my divorce petition accepted and heard in China court if I'm in China now? 5、Is my divorce petition accepted and heard in China if I'm not in China now? 6、How do I entrust a lawyer in China? 7、What documents should I submit to the court? 8、How to divide jointly owned property in China? 9、Should I pay maintenance expenses to my ex-husband or former wife after divorce? 10、Is either party entitled to demand compensation at the time of divorce due to the other party's adultery? 11、After divorce, who has the custody of the children? 12、Do children's nationalities affect divorce judgments? 13、How much should parents pay for children's maintenance expense? 14、In China, how long will it take to complete a litigation divorce? 15、How much will it cost to complete a litigation divorce? 1、Take your actions soon, if you need our assistance. 2、Introduction of the Family Law Affairs Center of Shanghai Whole&Guard Law Firm

How much should parents pay for children's maintenance expense? Q:How much should parents pay for children's maintenance expense? A: Legally in China, you should pay 20%-30% of your monthly salary for children's maintenance expense, but in fact, there is some differences due to the actual demands or average living level of local children. As a result, the judge does not order you to pay so much like some countries' policies to enforce it according the fixed percentage of parents' earnings. In China, when supporting children to finish senior high school education or equivalent level of education, parents will have no obligation to support their children any more.