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Legally, the couple has the freedom to dispose of their property at will.

What is your so-called solution? If I were this old man, I wouldn't do it. If you want me to give you a way to let the old man share the money with his daughter, then the only way for me is to tell you that you have to make the old man willing to do so, such as being filial and taking good care of him.

As for the legal route, it has nothing to do with this issue, because if the issue is prosecuted, the people's court will not accept it.

First of all, I will tell the old man that men and women are the same, and they cannot be discriminated against against their daughters. Second, I will tell the elderly that both children have obligations when it comes to support, and that the daughter should also support the elderly, and that the daughter is more attentive and may take care of her more thoughtfully. Third, I will tell the old man that money is something outside the body, don't cause family conflicts because of money, after all, people live, many things are more important than property, such as family affection, leaving some thoughts for children and grandchildren, is what a rational elder should do.

The property of the old couple has not yet reached the time of inheritance, they have the right to dispose of it freely, not to mention to the son, that is, to give others are his rights and interests, this practice is not illegal, her daughter can have the right to inherit the old man, this can not be patriarchal, but before the inheritance, why did the parents not give their daughter some benefits, and the daughter also made trouble for this matter, indicating that the daughter is not mature in dealing with the relationship between parents and brother and sister, I believe that children are the meat of their parents, as long as the relationship is handled, You won't be without the love of your parents.

The demolition money of the old couple belongs to the joint marital property of the old couple. They have the right to dispose of their property. Children have the obligation to support the elderly, if the old couple is 100 years later, and there is no will, the old couple's property during his lifetime is distributed according to the legal inheritance, so that the children can inherit the old couple's property, if the son does not fulfill the maintenance obligation during the old couple's lifetime, when distributing the estate, it can be less.

However, when the old couple is alive, they are free to dispose of their property.

Legally, the demolition money belongs to the couple, and they enjoy ownership; Children have the obligation to support the elderly.

As for the issue of the old people giving money to their sons and not giving money to their daughters, what can be disputed seems to be unfair treatment of the old people, but it does not need to be resolved through legal means, and needs to be dealt with through internal consultation within the family.

Legal, first of all, a certain couple is a legal and valid will, to put it bluntly, they can give it to whoever they want, and secondly, if the daughter wants it, she can only prove that she is in financial difficulties before she can get a part.

Legally, the couple has the freedom to dispose of their property at will.

The old man is still alive, and he has the right to dispose of his money at will, and there is no legal problem at all in doing so.