Can Nanning Village in the City receive dividends after divorce?

From a legal point of view, it is possible to:

1. As long as the account of the party concerned has not moved out locally, it belongs to the local account (such as agricultural registered permanent residence, etc.). ), belonging to the local collective economic organizations;

2. Can participate in the distribution of collective interests and other interests in the place where the household registration is located, regardless of whether the parties are separated;

3. The parties may bring their ID cards and household registration books. , consult the director of the village (neighborhood) Committee where the household registration is located, and hire professionals to defend rights when necessary.

The Measures for Determining Members of Collective Economic Organizations stipulates that:

Article 4 Ordinary members refer to rural residents who have complete rights such as land rights, reserved land use rights, contracted management rights, participation in collective asset management and disposal rights, and collective income distribution rights, and assume all obligations.

Reserved land use right refers to the land use right of homestead, woodland and private plot that has been actually obtained and reserved except the contracted land management right.

Ordinary members as mentioned in these Measures are equivalent to members of rural collective organizations as mentioned in other laws and regulations.

Article 5 Special members refer to citizens who have one or more complete rights such as land ownership, land use right, contracted management right and collective income distribution right, and assume corresponding obligations.

Article 6 The following persons are recognized as ordinary members of rural collective economic organizations:

If ordinary members of collective economic organizations give birth, they will produce and live offspring on the land owned by collective economic organizations;

Form a legal first marriage relationship with ordinary members of collective economic organizations;