The ruling on a child urinating on his mother’s clothes and the ablution

Question:
Yes, is a child’s urination on his mother’s clothes ritually impure, and is the ablution obligatory in this case?

Answer:
Yes, urine is ritually impure, whether from a child or an adult, because it comes out of the stomach, so it is ritually impure. It must be washed from the garment and from any part of the body it touches, just as other impurities are washed. As for the ablution, he does not have to perform the ablution unless the urination occurred from a person who was in a state of ablution. If it was from a person in a state of ablution, his ablution is invalidated by it. But if the urination was from someone else, but it touched him, he washes what it touched, and he does not have to perform the ablution.