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Shop Gifted to Chao Chien-ming! Divorce Doesn't Mean Property Division, Chen Hsin-yu Urges the Public Not to Make the Same Mistake – FTV News | Reporters Tang Shih-ching and Li Chi News Link: Taipei Report Former President Chen Shui-bian's daughter, Chen Hsin-yu, reveals that her 25-year marriage with Chao Chien-ming has come to an end! Chen Hsin-yu has revealed for the second time that she gifted her clinic shop to Chao Chien-ming, but she single-handedly shouldered the NT$60 million mortgage, reminding everyone not to make the same mistake as her. Although many netizens rallied to her defense, demanding that her "scumbag husband" repay the money, lawyers analyzed that Chen Hsin-yu's desire to divide the shop is likely legally untenable. Lawyer Hsu Wan-wei of Fidelity Law Firm stated that the benchmark for the right to claim a share of the remaining property is the time of divorce. Property acquired by both parties since the marriage is, in principle, split equally. If there were gifts between the spouses during the marriage…

News Headline: Waiting 300 Years? Wu Nai-jen, who owes NT$170 million to Taiwan Sugar, is reportedly only willing to repay NT$50,000 per month | TVBS News Reporter Lin You-xuan News Link: Wu Nai-jen, former chairman of Taiwan Sugar Corporation, owes NT$170 million. He was released after only 12 days of court-ordered custody, but the first phase of debt negotiations with Taiwan Sugar has broken down. KMT legislator Wang Hong-wei pointed out that the reason is Wu Nai-jen's proposal of "repaying NT$50,000 per month," which translates to a repayment period of approximately 300 years. In response, the Ministry of Economic Affairs has stated firmly that if Wu Nai-jen still shows no sincerity in the second round of negotiations, it will not rule out petitioning for custody again. Lawyer Li Yu-sheng of Fidelity Law Firm stated that if a creditor believes that a debtor has assets to repay but is delaying repayment through various means, they can petition the court for custody of the debtor, using this coercive measure…

News Headline: Deliveryman Tampers with Elevator Camera, Even "Seales" it with Tape; Netizens Shocked: Premeditated Crime? Era News Reporter Pan Wenyu News Link: A deliveryman in a residential building in Banqiao, New Taipei City, recently appeared to deliberately tamper with the elevator's security camera while delivering food. The footage was posted online by residents, sparking heated discussion. Many netizens exclaimed that the deliveryman's actions seemed like a premeditated crime, unsure of his motives. Although it was later confirmed that the camera was not damaged and residents did not report the incident, such behavior still caused considerable unease and panic among many residents. Attorney Xu Wanwei of Fidelity Law Firm stated that the primary function of security cameras is monitoring and recording. In this case, the deliveryman deliberately turned the camera around after entering the elevator and even covered the lens with tape, preventing the camera from being properly positioned…

News Headline: College Student Gives Birth at Home, Baby Dies and Remains with Body for 6 Days; Mother Suspected of Murder and Detained. (FTV News Reporter Wang Yu-jun) News Link: A shocking case of childbirth and body concealment has emerged in Taipei! A 19-year-old college student, after breaking up with her boyfriend, unexpectedly became pregnant. On the 2nd, she gave birth in her bathroom at home, but the baby boy suddenly died. The student wrapped the infant in a towel and hid the body in her room for six days until her family noticed something amiss and reported it to the police on Father's Day. After questioning by the prosecutor, the case took a turn; the mother is suspected of murder and was arrested and detained. Attorney Li Yu-sheng of Fidelity Law Firm stated that the prosecution's focus today is to clarify whether the woman failed to fulfill her postpartum care obligations, inadvertently causing the infant's death, or whether the infant's death was due to...

News Headline: OPIX Forex Scam Suspect Released on Bail, Employee Loses Control and Attacks Reporters (TTV News Reporter Huang Yu-zhen) News Link: The so-called "OPIX Forex Investment Program" from Malaysia, touting AI algorithms and guaranteed profits, is suspected of swindling at least NT$30 million. Investigators conducted searches in seven locations and questioned nine people. Despite making a considerable fortune, the main suspect and his ex-wife couldn't even afford the NT$1 million bail, resulting in a reduced bail. One of the salesmen, surnamed Chen, was released on bail of NT$500,000. Upon leaving the bailiff's office, he even lost control, throwing bags and water bottles at reporters, causing chaos at the scene. Lawyer Hsu Wan-wei of Fidelity Law Firm stated that the unlicensed operators touted stable, high-yield AI forex investments, using a Ponzi scheme to attract funds and commit investment fraud, suspected of being involved in banking…

News Headline: 19-Year-Old College Student Gives Birth at Home, Baby Dies; Family Calls Police in Shock (FTV News Reporter Wang Yu-Chun) News Link: A shocking murder case has occurred in Taipei! A 19-year-old college student, after breaking up with her boyfriend, unexpectedly discovered she was pregnant. On the 2nd, she gave birth in her bathroom at home, but the baby boy suddenly died. The student, unsure what to do and too afraid to tell her family, wrapped the baby in a towel and hid it in her room for nearly a week until her family discovered it. She then put the baby in a shopping bag and reported the incident to the police station. Lawyer Li Yu-Sheng of Fidelity Law Firm stated that since the baby died soon after birth, the prosecutor will first conduct an autopsy to confirm the cause of death. Although she had no motive or action to abuse or harm the infant, the prosecutor will still…