Ma Ying-jeou's glorious past is still vivid in our minds; his later years are marred by family turmoil, a truly lamentable situation. His family members have filed for a declaration of assistance – Attorney Li Yusheng explains the procedure for filing a declaration of assistance and the standards judges apply for.

Ma Ying-jeou's glorious past is still vivid in our minds. His later years are marred by family turmoil, a truly heartbreaking situation. His family members pleaded for his assistance. Dai Xialing choked up, revealing that Ma's eyes reddened at the time. A review of Ma Ying-jeou's administration in 2015: The 81-second handshake between Ma and Xi. | Sanlih News reporter Liao Pinjun

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The 2015 "Ma-Xi meeting" between former President Ma Ying-jeou and Chinese President Xi Jinping in Singapore, with their 81-second handshake, was arguably one of the most glorious moments of his political career. However, 11 years later, the former head of state is now embroiled in internal strife, with even his health being scrutinized. This is because Ma's family has filed a lawsuit with the court seeking a "defense of the court" against the former president. It is said that Ma Ying-jeou's eyes welled up with tears upon hearing the news.

According to lawyer Li Yusheng of Fidelity Law Firm, if a family member requests a declaration of assistance, the court will still have to conduct a hearing even if the person does not wish to do so. If the court grants the declaration of assistance, although the ruling will be made public, the parties usually use code names instead of their real names, so the general public will not know. However, if the person being petitioned for assistance takes any legal action, such as filing a lawsuit, others will have the opportunity to discover that the person being petitioned for assistance has a mental disability and has been petitioned for assistance.

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