The issue of the distribution of real estate, the issue of the distribution of real estate shares

Hello, according to your question, help you sort out your thoughts:

1. After your mother died, your "stepmother" lived with your father and brought two daughters, but they did not receive a marriage certificate, which is a cohabitation relationship, not a husband and wife relationship, so as long as they are not married, this house will not be inherited by your "stepmother" and her two daughters, unless your father makes a will to let them inherit part of the property.

2. Even if your stepmother and your father later receive a marriage certificate, this house belongs to your father's pre-marital property, and your stepmother has no share, if they divorce later, it will not involve the division of this property. If your father dies, if your father has a will, he will inherit according to the doctor's will, and if he does not have a will, he will inherit according to the law. According to the regulations, inheritance is divided into first order and second order, the first order is spouse, parents, children; The second order is siblings, grandparents, and maternal grandparents.

Second-order inheritance occurs only if there is no first-order inheritance. Therefore, if your father dies without a will, then this house belongs to your father's estate and needs to be divided, so those who have the right to divide this property are: you, your stepmother, your grandparents (if they are still alive), [In addition, the question about your stepmother's two daughters needs to be divided, depending on whether they have a dependency relationship with your father, so I will not describe it here, if they have a dependency relationship with your father, they have the right to inherit, and if they have no custody relationship, they have no right to inherit], The above persons who have heirs are equally divided, but the heirs who lack the ability to work who have special difficulties in life shall be taken care of when distributing the inheritance, and the heirs who have fulfilled the main obligation to support the decedent or live with the decedent may be divided more when the inheritance is distributed.

Where the heirs agree through consultation, it may also be unequal.

3. If your father intends to give you all the property, it is very simple, first, you will transfer the property to you now; Second, your father made a will that stipulated that the property would be inherited by you. All of the above is after your father has gone through the marriage formalities, if they have not gone through the marriage formalities, the property will be inherited by you and your grandparents (if they are no longer there, you will inherit it alone).

Your stepmother did not form a legal relationship with your father, so she and her daughters are "outsiders" and do not have the property rights of your family, let alone any future inheritance rights.

This is easy to do, you ask your dad to write your name directly in the house photo, so that there will be no disagreements in the future.

It is risky to just write your father's name.

If you don't feel at ease, then ask your father to give you the house.

It is recommended to ask questions and ask a professional lawyer.

When your mother dies, your mother's estate is divided equally between you and your father. In terms of assets, you own 25%. 75% of your father's remarriage. If you don't give you an inheritance, then you end up with only 25% of what your mother left you

Summary. 1.It is possible to negotiate** and divide the room price proportionally.

2.One party obtains and pays the other party a percentage of the house price.

The issue of the distribution of the share of the property.

It's a pleasure to serve you. Please describe the situation in detail, based on what you have described, we cannot give you a definite recommendation. Thank you so, your question is.

The house was left by the mother when she remarried, and now the court has ruled that the proportion is the mother, and the other party's children are.

Now we are asking the other party to pay a one-time share of the house transaction, and now the other party refuses and asks to move in, and we do not agree.

And they asked for half of the rent.

I heard the lawyer say that the real estate certificate also needs to be changed by Lingming, and the stepfather who died wrote the name of their child, so please ask the silver, and our children as mothers can also be changed to the name of the child.

Please contact us for more information on how to operate and any disputes with the other party.

Can you help me with that?

The two parties negotiate a settlement.

1.It is possible to negotiate** and divide the room price proportionally.

2.One party obtains and pays the other party a percentage of the house price.