My husband fell to his death on June 16 last year, how to divide the inheritance?

Inheritance in our country is divided into legal inheritance and testamentary succession, bequest, bequest and maintenance agreement four ways of inheritance, if the husband dies and leaves a will, bequest, bequest and maintenance agreement, then in accordance with the will, bequest, bequest and maintenance agreement of the inheritance, if there is no will, bequest, bequest and maintenance agreement, then in accordance with the statutory inheritance, legal inheritance is the distribution of property in this way:

1. First, separate the husband's estate from the joint property of the husband and wife;

2. Secondly, the husband's estate shall be inherited by the legal first-order heirs: the surviving parents, wife and children; If there is no legal first-order heir, the succession will be carried out in the second order, i.e., the siblings will inherit.

In the distribution of the estate, the elderly, minor children, heirs who have no livelihood or living difficulties, and those who have fulfilled their main support obligations to their husbands before their deaths can be given more points.

The above is my answer to this question, I hope it helps you, thank you.

If there is a will or not, there is generally no will, then the husband and wife, parents, and children are the first heirs in the order of legal inheritance, that is, your husband's estate is divided equally between you, children and in-laws.

Your husband died while working, and the inheritance should be inherited by you and your children, why should you share it with and with whom? It is reasonable to say that you should share part of the pension money of your husband's parents.

In the absence of a will, the first heir is the wife, and the order of succession is the children, other immediate family members, ......

Let's make a reasonable distribution. The wife is the first heir!

The first heir is the wife.

Whether you are a close relative marriage or not is not the same thing as whether you can get an inheritance. It depends on whether you and your husband have legal marriage procedures, and if so, you have the right to inherit!

When you can, it doesn't matter if you are close relatives or not, as long as you are a legal husband and wife and have a certificate, you will be protected by the law.

As long as you are legally recognized husband and wife, you can inherit his estate, do you have a marriage certificate?

Of course not, the daughter-in-law cannot inherit the inheritance of the father-in-law, and the marriage between you and your husband is invalid.

First. Your husband's father's inheritance goes to your husband's mother. As his mother is gone.

The money is divided between your husband's siblings. If your husband doesn't want it, it's another matter, and now you and your husband divorce, you won't get the money. Neither can the son.

If your husband is alone.

The first order of distribution of the estate is spouse, parents, children. The inheritance belongs to personal property, that is, it belongs to your husband, and personal property is not distributed to you in divorce. Both children are jointly supported, and the property is not distributed after the divorce of the parents of adult children.

His father died, and the property he left behind belonged to his brother and sister and his mother, and if you divorced him, he would give you some property, as well as the custody of your son.

Now that I am divorced, I can't divide it, and it's okay to talk about divorce, because the husband inherits it and it belongs to the joint family property, and it needs to be redistributed when divorced!

No, you and your son can only inherit your husband's, not your husband's parents' inheritance.

No, if there is no will, only the spouse and the children can inherit it directly.

Is it okay to name your son If not, then don't take the initiative You also have to see what your ex-husband thinks.

It depends on whether your son's generation is the eldest or not, and only Zhang Zi's grandson has this power.

Your son can only inherit from your husband.

They're all divorced! Also called husband.

Your son is not much with you.

After your husband dies in a car accident, unless otherwise agreed, half of his bonus belongs to the estate, and if your husband has not disposed of the estate by will, etc., it will be divided and inherited by your husband's legal heirs (including his parents).

According to the law, your husband's bonus should belong to you and your husband's joint property, and after your husband's death, half of the funds should belong to you personally, and the other half should belong to your husband's estate, which will be inherited in accordance with the provisions of the Inheritance Law.

Article 17 of the Marriage Law The following property acquired by husband and wife during the existence of the marital relationship shall be jointly owned by the husband and wife:

1) Wages and bonuses;

2) the income from production and operation;

3) income from intellectual property rights;

4) Property obtained by inheritance or donation, except as provided for in paragraph 3 of Article 18 of this Law;

5) Other property that shall be jointly owned.

Article 10 of the Inheritance Law The inheritance shall be carried out 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.

His prize must have been earned or due during his lifetime, and this should have been during your marriage, so it should be your joint property. Half belongs to his estate, and his parents have the right to divide it.

People in the first order, including spouses, children, parents.

The share of inheritance inherited by heirs in the same order shall generally be equal.

It shall be divided according to the law according to the estate.

Let's start by telling you what an inheritance is, and all the "property" that you and your husband have now is "marital property," and half of it is your husband's "inheritance."

Now to answer your question: Do you decide whether it is a bonus or a pension? If it's a bonus, it's marital property, half of which belongs to you, and the remaining half goes to your husband's estate.

And then I'm going to explain to you the distribution of the estate, so half of all the property you and your husband have to be yours, and then the remaining half is your husband's "estate," which will be divided equally among the heirs in the first order: the wife, the children, your husband's parents. That means you get five-eighths of all your possessions, plus one-eighth of your children, and the other two-eighths to your in-laws.

But if your husband has only one father or mother then you and your children will get two-thirds of your husband's "inheritance", in short. The point is to "divide the legacy" equally.

The production date is June 16, 2020, and the shelf life is 45 days, when will it arrive?

Your husband died before your father-in-law, and there were two successions in response to the situation you described.

The first inheritance occurs when your husband dies, and the heirs are you, your children, and your husband's parents, and if your husband's parents have not renounced their right to inherit your husband's estate, then your husband's estate should be inherited jointly by all the heirs, and if the estate is not divided, it is jointly owned.

When your father-in-law dies, the heirs are his spouse, children, and parents, and your husband has died first, and your children can subrogate to your husband's share. The estate that should have been inherited by your father-in-law at the time of your husband's death now belongs to your father-in-law's personal estate, and his children have the right to inherit it.

This means that if your husband dies without a division of the estate, your father-in-law's children have the right to divide part of your husband's estate. However, if your husband died in a will (the estate was not left to your father-in-law), then your father-in-law's children have no right to divide it.

The spouse is the first heir to the estate, and if the property is registered in your husband's name, they have no right to share, but if it is in your husband's name, they have the right to share.

This diagram says it all.

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First of all, the house is the down payment he made before the marriage, so the house that is the inheritance after the marriage should remove the part of his down payment, the part of the down payment belongs to his private property, this part of the down payment is divided according to you and his son, and the part of the house value that is removed from the down payment is the joint property of you and your husband, and you and him should be half, and his half should be inherited as an inheritance.

This means that if only you and his son divide the inheritance, you will be able to inherit half of the down payment, and three-quarters of the value of the house after the down payment.

Dizzy!Why are you like this, woman!

Like him or like his property.

It's not so good that I just want to divide the property.

Even if something happens to him.

If you and his son want to divide the property, negotiate it well, and talk about it, the law has a way.

Your husband's ex-wife, one of their sons, you have a total of 3 people, and the distribution amount can be negotiated, and if the negotiation is not reconciled, find the court to mediate. So it's best to have a notarization of property.