I. Basic living expenses
Basic living expenses are the core part of divorced children's living expenses, including daily expenses such as food, clothing, housing and transportation. Food costs cover children's daily dietary needs, while clothing costs relate to the clothes, shoes and hats that children need in the four seasons. Living expenses may include children's housing rent or mortgage (if both parents can't provide suitable accommodation for their children).
Second, the cost of education.
Education expenses are an important part of the living expenses of divorced children, including tuition, books, school supplies and participation in extracurricular counseling or interest classes. These expenses vary with children's growth and education stage.
Third, medical expenses.
Medical expenses are necessary expenses to ensure the healthy growth of children, including daily medical care expenses, vaccination expenses, and treatment expenses for sudden diseases or accidental injuries. Parents should share this part of the cost reasonably according to their children's health status and actual needs.
Four. other charges
In addition to the above-mentioned basic expenses, the living expenses of divorced children may also include transportation expenses (such as transportation to and from school), entertainment expenses (such as participation in cultural and sports activities) and necessary communication expenses. Although these expenses are not necessary, they will help to improve children's quality of life and promote their all-round development.
When determining the specific amount of living expenses for divorced children, the court usually comprehensively considers the actual needs of children, the financial situation of parents and the local living standards. Both parents should be responsible for their children and share these expenses reasonably to ensure the children's life and education are guaranteed.
To sum up:
The living expenses of divorced children mainly include basic living expenses, education expenses, medical expenses and other necessary expenses. The determination of these expenses should be based on the actual needs of children, the financial situation of parents and the local living standards. Both parents should share these expenses to ensure that their children's life and education are fully guaranteed.
Legal basis:
the marriage law of the people's republic of china
Article 37 provides that:
"After divorce, for the children raised by one party, the other party shall bear part or all of the necessary living expenses and education expenses, and the amount and duration of the expenses shall be agreed upon by both parties; If the agreement fails, the people's court shall make a judgment. An agreement or judgment on children's living expenses and education expenses does not prevent children from making reasonable demands on either parent when necessary. "