The so-called support mainly refers to the behavior that children provide their parents with necessary daily necessities and expenses economically, that is, they assume certain economic responsibilities, provide necessary economic help and give reasonable material requirements. Then, if parents divorce, do children still have the obligation to support? The answer is yes. 1. Children's support and assistance to their parents is indefinite, and no conditions can be attached. Children shall not refuse to perform their maintenance obligations by giving up their inheritance rights or for other reasons. The obligation of support will not be eliminated because children give up their inheritance rights, nor will it be eliminated because parents' marital relationship changes, and it cannot be conditional on "property division". 2. The way of support can be to live with parents directly to fulfill the obligation of support, or to provide living expenses and bear economic responsibility. 3. The amount of alimony should be based on the financial ability of the supporter and the actual needs of parents. Because parents are unable to support their children, children still have the obligation to support their parents when they are adults. The Marriage Law stipulates that parents and children have equal rights and obligations to support, but it does not mean that these two rights must correspond, and children can't take their parents' support and education obligations as the conditions for their support obligations to their parents after they grow up. 5. Take compulsory measures against those who refuse to perform their maintenance obligations. Parents who are unable to work or have difficulties in living have the right to ask their children to pay alimony when they fail to fulfill their alimony obligations. ?

Legal basis: Article 1072 of the Civil Code stipulates that there shall be no abuse or discrimination between stepparents and stepchildren. The provisions of this law on the relationship between parents and children shall apply to the rights and obligations between stepfathers or stepmothers and their stepchildren.