In rural areas, the married daughter's household registration is in her family. Can she divide her mother's land and homestead?

As a married daughter, it should be clear that separating the fields at home from the rural homestead is not the same as having the right to contracted management of land and the right to use the homestead. The registered permanent residence in the mother's house means that the married women collectively own the contracted land management right and the right to use the homestead in the mother's village, but it does not mean that the land of the mother's house can be separated from the rural homestead. For example, the land distributed around 1982, that is to say, those born before 1982 are all their own land contracting and responsible places. If the registered permanent residence is still in the village, the land is hers.

Generally, after a woman gets married, the farmland under her family will belong to her parents and the team will not take it back. Parents will give it to their children when they are old. But the reality is that many post-80s people don't farm. Even if the daughter is registered in the village, or engaged in daily life in the village, the land is planted by parents or other brothers, so help more when the farm is busy.

What is involved here is the confirmation of rural land. If the land was clearly given to the children in the last round of rural land confirmation, then parents can't share the land with their children even if they don't plant it. At first, it depends on whether the team has unnecessary soil resources, and the local government will give it approval so that it can't build a good house. Nothing can be zero. Secondly, it depends on who the owner is. If the woman gets married and her household registration comes out alone in the village, she has the right to apply for a homestead in the village.

Whether you can apply for the exam depends on your ability! Thirdly, in the process of operation, all parents give the old house to their children, one for each person, or several people separate the infrastructure projects, otherwise everyone will jointly operate the infrastructure projects, and then handle the house ownership certificates separately! This can be implemented, but it depends on the parents' bias and the feelings of brothers and sisters! The right to contracted management of land refers to the married women whose registered permanent residence is in the collective of Niangjia Village, where they collectively own the right to contracted management of land.