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Gu Junye "Do not let bad people contact the children" custody lawyer: It may be counterproductive | Global News reporter Yu Ziting
News link:https://youtu.be/Y0QNEt9p35A?si=ZGSEOaPtSoPd6SLt
Taiwanese celebrity Barbie Hsu (Da S) passed away suddenly due to illness, leaving behind a large estate. If she did not leave a will, according to regulations, her husband, Koo Chun-yeop, and her two children would each receive one-third of the estate. However, a lawyer revealed that although her ex-husband, Wang Xiaofei, is not among the legal heirs, if Wang Xiaofei were to inherit from the two children...GuardianshipThey will likely take control of two-thirds of the legacy left by Barbie Hsu.
Attorney Li Yusheng from Fidelity Law Office stated that Gu Junzhao is Big S's legal spouse and according to the law he has the right of inheritance. If he wants to give up the inheritance, the estate will be inherited by the other two children. So in principle, S's mother cannot obtain the estate, unless Gu Junzhao inherits the estate first and then gives all the estate to S's mother. This inherited part of the estate has nothing to do with Wang Xiaofei. After Big S passes away, the custody of the child will belong to the biological father, Wang Xiaofei. If S's family wants to fight for custody, the only possibility is to file a lawsuit to amend custody. However, since Wang Xiaofei is the biological father after all and has the relevant financial ability, the possibility of S's family successfully fighting for custody is very low.
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Not necessarily. An assessment of agreement, mediation, or litigation can be conducted first, and the appropriate course of action should be chosen based on the urgency of the case, the evidence, and the positions of both parties.
Depending on the case, it may require household registration information, property information, remittance records, conversation records, child care facts, or estate documents.
It can assist with divorce, parental rights, child support, meeting arrangements, distribution of remaining property, inheritance, wills and estate division, etc.