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1. You are not an adopted son or stepson, and you have no right of inheritance, but you have always been raised by the decedent, that is, your aunt and uncle, and belong to a person who is raised by the decedent and has no ability to live, and should be given an appropriate share of the estate to you.
2. You are not your brother's guardian because you are still a minor and do not belong to the full capacity of the person.
3. Although your younger brother is mentally disabled and underage, he has full capacity for civil rights, which is an inherent right of human beings, and he, as the adopted son of the inheritance, is the first legal heir in this case.
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Since you did not have an inheritance relationship with your uncle, you are not the first heir.
Pay attention to the so-called"Lawyer Su"What he said is completely wrong, your younger brother has the right to inherit, but because the mentally handicapped is a restriction on civil actors, according to the relevant provisions of the "Inheritance Law", the disadvantaged groups should have more points in the inheritance.
You are under 18 and your aunt and parents died, and if you still have maternal grandparents, they are your guardians, and if not, the street is the guardian.
If your aunt's parents are still alive, they are the guardians of your younger brother, and they also have the right to inherit their sons or daughters, and if not, the guardians are street or other relatives. The guardian has the obligation to support the ward.
Since your brother is mentally retarded, he does not have full power to dispose of property, and the estate belonging to him shall be kept by his guardian, who may dispose of property in activities suitable for his intellect, and other activities beyond his intellectual ability shall be disposed of by his guardian**, but the property must be used on him.
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Under what name do you live with your aunt and uncle? If you are not an adopted son or stepson, then you are not a first-order heir.
The inheritance law stipulates that the spouse, parents, and children of the decedent are the heirs in the first order.
If you are an adopted or stepchild, you and your younger brother inherit the property jointly. The principle of legal succession is equal distribution.
Aren't you in the same account? What is your identity as written on the account?
If you are not a child, then unfortunately you do not have the right to inherit. The right of inheritance does not depend on the civil capacity of the heir.
As long as he is a human being, he is born with the capacity for civil rights, and inheritance is the process of enjoying rights, and he can certainly be the heir. He is young and mentally retarded, so he should have a guardian, but you are also young and not a person with full capacity for civil conduct, so you are not qualified to become a guardian. If there is really no one to take care of you, the local civil affairs department will step in to solve your problem.
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First of all, you are not the first heir. Your brother is the first heir.
You are under the age of 14 and are not civilly liable. But your brother is mentally retarded, that is, he also has no right to inherit.
You are your only relative, that is, when you reach the age of 18. You have the right to inherit all your property and take care of your brother.
Inheritance is a human birthright. The main thing is whether the inheritor can inherit well. Therefore, when you turn 18, you should inherit all the property.
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You don't have the right to inherit. You are 13 years old and a minor and do not meet the criteria for a guardian.
The law is the law, find someone, think of a way, take the money, and take good care of that fool in the future!
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7 years old is 7 percent, and you are 3 percent.
Take the hukou and then there is the proof of relatives and friends, the more people the better.
One by one, the analysis will be shown to you.
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