The support obligation shall terminate in the following cases:

• The supported person has become an adult and has working capacity;
• The supported person has income or property sufficient to raise himself/herself;
• The supported person is adopted;
• The supporting person directly raises the supported person;
• The supporting or supported person dies;
• The supported person re-marries after a divorce;
• Other cases as prescribed by law.

The support obligation is a property obligation of a special nature that cannot be replaced by any other obligation.

The support obligation, arises solely between the subjects of marriage and family and is a property obligation tied to each subject’s person which cannot be transferred to another person.