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How to keep the children after Big S's sudden death? Inheritance lawyer: "minimum change principle" can be used | Yu Ziting, reporter of Universal News
News link:https://youtu.be/s5YChjADvHw?si=v5OUZpU74qjdBKEk
Artist Big S passed away suddenly due to illness, leaving behind a large inheritance. If Big S did not leave a will, according to regulations, her husband Gu Junye and her two children would be able to divide the inheritance equally, with each receiving 1/3. However, the lawyer revealed that although the legal heirs do not include her ex-husband Wang Xiaofei, if Wang Xiaofei obtains custody of the two children, he will most likely control 2/3 of the inheritance left by Big S.
Attorney Li Yusheng from Fidelity Law Offices said that according to the law, the custody of the two children will belong to the biological father, Wang Xiaofei. If S's family wants to fight for custody, they can only file a lawsuit to change the custody. However, they still have to provide relevant evidence to prove that Wang Xiaofei is not suitable as a guardian. However, in fact, such a claim may be difficult in law. Therefore, if the custody is to be successfully changed, it will be very difficult.
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