A question about inheritance Heroes from all walks of life help out

1. This house: It should be the joint property of him and his ex-wife, and if his ex-wife died without a will, the house should be divided as follows: half of it should be divided into him; The other half is the wife's estate, which is jointly inherited by him, his three children, and the ex-wife's parents (if the ex-wife was still alive at the time of her death), and is usually divided equally.

2. Although the property has not been divided after he remarried, if it has not been more than 20 years since the death of his ex-wife at the time of his death, the three children of the ex-wife still have the right to claim half of the share of the house belonging to the mother.

But if it has been more than 20 years, because the maximum statute of limitations for civil rights has expired, half of the estate in the house belongs to the ex-wife, and the ex-wife's three children still have the right to demand a division while he is alive, as long as he agrees; If he doesn't agree, the house will be his personal property in its entirety.

3. After he continues the strings:

1) The part of the house that belongs to him is his personal property before remarriage, and after his death, all his share belongs to him becomes an inheritance, which is jointly inherited by his first-order heirs, usually divided equally.

2) His first-order heirs are: the second wife, the three children of the former wife, the second wife and the children born to him, the dependent relationship with him among the children brought by the second wife, and his parents (if they were still alive at the time of his death).

4. Suggestion: If the old man is still alive, it is best for the ex-wife's children to ask for the division of the mother's inheritance to avoid trouble in the future.

One is that his wife should have three children and the old man's husband to inherit it. Second, if the elderly are not there, they should have a step-wife and three children, and one for each of them will be counted separately.

Divide half of his estate equally.

Divided into four equal portions, one serving per person.

Grandma and grandfather also have the right to inherit after the marriage certificate. If they cohabit 94 years ago without a marriage certificate, they are deemed to have a marriage certificate and enjoy the same inheritance rights. Those who cohabit after 94 years have no right of inheritance, but in accordance with the principle of public order and good morals, they must be given appropriate living expenses.

The inheritance is inherited by your grandmother and father's siblings.

First of all, you can ask for a division of your own grandmother's estate, which will be divided between your grandfather and his children.

Calculate how much your grandfather had before marriage.

In addition, the property after your grandfather marries his grandmother is his inheritance, which is inherited by the grandfather's children and step-grandmother.

Specifically, it can be **. Defend your rights and interests.

Judging from the situation stated by the landlord, the old man did not make a will, so this is the issue of legal inheritance, so let's take a look at the provisions of the inheritance law.

Article 10 of the Inheritance Law stipulates: "The inheritance shall be in the following order:

First order: spouse, children, parents.

Second order: siblings, grandparents, maternal grandparents.

After the inheritance begins, it is inherited by the first-order heirs, and the second-order heirs do not. If there is no first-order heir, the second-order heir shall inherit".

It can be seen that the legal heirs are only in these two orders, and the nephew is not among them.

So, how to inherit when there are no first-in-order heirs and second-order heirs?

Article 32 of the Inheritance Law stipulates: "An inheritance that is not inherited and bequeathed by no one shall be owned by the State; If the deceased was a member of a collective ownership organization during his lifetime, it shall be owned by the collective ownership organization to which he belongs."

Judging from the situation introduced by the landlord, "the elderly have a retirement salary and ask someone to take care of them themselves", and they should be members of non-collective ownership organizations. Therefore, the property should be owned by the state.

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If the nephew has a pension for the elderly, he can inherit it, and if there is no evidence to prove it, the property will be nationalized!

You are wrong, it is your father who borrowed money for medical treatment, how can your stepmother repay it alone, it should be your father and the two of them to repay it together, with joint property.

And your father's joint property is the house, the house is their common property, originally your father and stepmother each half, after your father died, your father's half was inherited by you, your stepmother and your grandmother. That's four-sixths of the house your stepmother owns.

1A gave the house to his son, and the house belonged to the son's personal property and had nothing to do with A, let alone A's mother.

The reason is, divide the property? There is no such thing as dividing property, only the word dividing inheritance. The inheritance of the former refers to the thing of the former.

2. The name of A's son written on the driving license, which is the same as the house, has nothing to do with the old mother, and the inheritance that A's mother can divide is only what belongs to A.

Climb relatives and bring the deceased"?Your question is too complicated, I don't understand it, don't say anything about relatives, you just say the relationship