There is no specific value for alimony, and the people's court's criteria for determining alimony include: the local economic level, the actual needs of the dependents, and the financial ability of the dependents.

The content of alimony payment is divided into six aspects:

(a) the basic living expenses of the elderly;

(two) the cost of treatment for the elderly;

(three) the nursing expenses of the elderly who can not take care of themselves;

(four) the housing costs of the elderly;

(5) Necessary spiritual consumption expenditure;

(6) Necessary insurance premium.

Calculation of alimony:

First, calculate the per capita monthly income of children's families. When the per capita monthly income of children is lower than the minimum living security line, it is deemed that children are unable to provide alimony to their parents.

When the per capita monthly income of children's families is higher than the minimum living security line, the maintenance fee is calculated at 50% for the excess and less than two children; If there are more than three children, the maintenance fee shall be calculated at 40%. Alimony payable is divided by the number of dependents to get the alimony paid to each dependent.

Basic principles of extended data support:

1. Both men and women have the obligation to support the dependents, and each supporter should actively fulfill the obligation to provide financial assistance, life care and spiritual comfort to the dependents.

The supporter shall respect the living habits, religious beliefs and privacy of the dependents, and shall not insult, slander, beat, abuse or abandon the dependents. The spouse of the supporter shall assist the supporter in fulfilling his maintenance obligations, and the family members of the supporter shall respect and take care of the dependents. The maintenance expenses and materials required by the dependents shall be borne by the dependents through consultation according to their respective economic conditions.

2. When the health and economic conditions permit, the dependents shall do what they can according to the principle of voluntariness, and help the dependents and families to reduce the burden of the dependents as appropriate. The dependents can give some help to the dependents as far as they can, but the dependents may not ask the dependents to undertake things that they are unwilling or beyond their ability.

3. The property right, lease right and residence right of the dependents are protected by law. Without the consent or authorization of the dependents, the dependents, their spouses and children may not occupy, sell, lease, transfer or dismantle them. If the renovation is funded by the supporter with the consent of the supporter, the property rights and residence rights enjoyed by the supporter shall be clearly defined.

4. The supporter shall not force the dependents with spouses to support separately. The supporter should respect the freedom of marriage of the dependents, and the dependents have the right to remarry with their own property;

The dependents and their family members shall not occupy, divide, conceal or destroy the houses and other properties belonging to the dependents on the grounds that the marital relationship of the dependents has changed, or restrict the use and disposition of all their properties by the dependents. If the dependent remarries, the dependent still has the obligation to support him, and this shall not be used as an excuse to fail to fulfill his obligation to support him.

5. The dependents have the right to inherit the inheritance of spouses, parents and children and accept bequests according to law. The property of the dependents shall be controlled by the dependents according to law, and the dependents, their spouses and children shall not forcibly claim it from the dependents.

If the economic conditions of the dependents are good, the alimony can be appropriately increased, and if the economic conditions are poor, the alimony can be appropriately reduced with the consent of the dependents and other dependents.

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