First, if the person subjected to execution is personally in debt and the person subjected to execution is an adult, he shall bear civil liability independently. His father's property has nothing to do with him. The court will not force people who should not perform their obligations to do so. Otherwise, there is no basis in the law.

Second, if the person subjected to execution is personally in debt, and his father uses the property under his personal name as a guarantee or mortgage, after the court hears the judgment, the executive board may enforce the property of the father of the person subjected to execution when the person subjected to execution fails to perform his obligations.

Third, according to Article 6 of the Provisions of the Supreme People's Court on the Attachment, Seizure and Freezing of Property in Civil Execution by People's Courts: "The people's court may attach the residence necessary for the life of the person subjected to execution and his dependents, but may not auction, sell off or pay off debts." Article 7: "The people's court may, upon the application of the executor, execute the houses and daily necessities that are beyond the necessities of life of the executed person and his dependents after ensuring the minimum living needs of the executed person and his dependents."