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Anonymous users2024-02-08If the two properties in your father's name were purchased by your mother and father after marriage, then the two properties belong to their joint property, and your father and mother each own half, and after your mother's death, if there is no will, the half of the property in her possession should be handled according to the legal inheritance.
According to Article 10 of the Inheritance Law, your father and your three brothers and sisters have equal inheritance rights.
So now your father owns 5 8 of all the property, and your brother and sister each own 1 8. If these two properties are to be demolished, the corresponding demolition money can only be distributed according to the proportion of inheritance.
For legal issues related to inheritance, you can consult Ma Cheng Lawyer's Group Network, a practicing lawyer of Jing Dacheng (Shenzhen) Law Firm.
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Anonymous users2024-02-07During your father's lifetime, the children have no right to claim the distribution of his property, and if the father dies, he can inherit the estate according to the law on the premise that he does not have a will, but the heir who is the main supporter has the right to demand a larger share of the estate, and the heir who is able to support the old man but has not fulfilled the obligation to support the elderly can receive a small share of the estate or no share of the estate.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06About inheritance (property) inheritance.
Yehnara Wendo answered;
1. Your mother died without a will or gift by legal inheritance;
2. The legal inheritance shall first divide the common property, that is, the land and half of the two houses belong to your father's share of personal property;
3. The other half of the family shall be inherited by his legal heirs, including your mother's spouse (your father), children (three brothers and sisters), and your mother's parents (if alive);
4. Provisions on the principle of inheritance; Heirs who have fulfilled the main obligation to support the decedent or who live with the decedent may receive more than one share of the inheritance when the inheritance is distributed.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05Legal Analysis: Inheritance refers to the fact that the deceased who enjoys the property during his lifetime and is transferred to others due to death is the decedent; The property left behind by the decedent at the time of death is the inheritance; The person who inherits the estate of the decedent in accordance with the provisions of the law or the lawful will of the decedent is the heir; The right of inheritance enjoyed by the heir in accordance with the direct provisions of the law or the legal will made by the decedent is the right of inheritance.
Legal basis: Article 1121 of the Civil Code of the People's Republic of China Inheritance begins when the successor dies. Where several persons who have a relationship of inheritance with each other die in the same incident, and it is difficult to determine the time of death, it is presumed that no other person who succeeded him or her died first.
There are other successors who are of different generations, and the elders are presumed to die first; If they are of the same generation, they are presumed to have died at the same time, and no inheritance occurs between them.
Legal analysis: The waiver of the right to inherit property should first indicate the name, gender, date of birth, ID number, relationship between the declarant and the decedent, and the number of the inheritance with the right of inheritance, and indicate the situation of all heirs, and indicate the voluntary renunciation of inheritance. Finally, the empty payment is signed by the declarant. >>>More
As a result of the capital flipping, the fourth son and the old man jointly enjoyed the ownership of the house, that is, co-ownership. When dividing the house, half of the share was given to the fourth son, and the remaining half was the inheritance. It is divided into four equal parts, i.e. 1 8 shares of the house occupied by each person. >>>More
This is a complicated question.
First of all, it depends on whether your aunt asserts her rights or not. At the beginning, her grandfather's will was to give her the house, so she had the right to ask for the inheritance of the house and the transfer of the house to her grandmother, which violated her rights, and she could ask for it to be returned. However, if she is willing to give up this right, then the house is still grandma's. >>>More
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. >>>More
The principle of protecting citizens' right to inherit private property is mainly manifested in the following ways: >>>More