Nowadays, many children want to get something for nothing. Your parents have done their duty by raising you. The following should be the obligation of children's pension. As for whether parents have property, it is not within the scope of discussion. Whether parents have property or not, it is their children's obligation to provide for the aged. They must perform their duties unconditionally. How much effort do parents spend to raise their children, from pregnancy preparation to birth, and then to raising adults step by step?
How hard did it take to eat, wear, go to school, see a doctor, and then get married and start a family? At this time, the children are all adults. Why not consider how to repay parents' kindness and continue to stare at their parents' property? Children should stop staring at their parents' property when they grow up. No matter whether their parents have property or not, how much property they have and how to distribute it, we should not fight.
I believe parents have a steelyard in mind. Those children who have paid more for their parents, those who live in poverty, need help. Parents will think that all children must compete. Parents always want their children to live happily. This is their greatest wish. As for their children, all you have to do is repay their parents' kindness. Whether parents have property or not and how to distribute it are all parents' business. It is indisputable that parents' property is not robbed, and everything follows fate, and there are infinite possibilities. Brothers and sisters only talk about the feelings of brothers and sisters, do not dispute the property distribution of their parents, take care of each other and help the relatively poor. How nice it is for a family to be happy, and home is a place where only affection is concerned.
If your father hasn't married anyone else, you can discuss it. If your father doesn't agree to give you the money, it makes sense if it's for his own use. If his father finds another woman, he will complain, because when she gets old, she still needs you to raise her. I'm afraid this money is for your father, and when you raise him, there will be no money. If he is poor, then there is nothing to say, and he must be raised.
Mother's intestate inheritance is: husband and wife each have half of the property, which belongs to the father; The remaining half is three points, and the father and son each account for one third. However, I think it is less likely for a father to sell the house without the consent of his children, because the real estate bureau requires the children to give up the inheritance certificate when transferring the ownership. Otherwise, you can't get through the house.
Both parents hold property, such as real estate. If the mother dies intestate, 50% of the property rights held by the mother will be inherited by her husband and children. If there are two children, the total number is * * *, and the husband and children account for 1/3 respectively. If the father wants to dispose of this property, the father has the right to dispose of it only if the children authorize him to take full responsibility, or if the children have given up the inheritance notarization. (Of course, this premise is that the mother's parents have all died before the mother's death, otherwise there will be copies that the mother's parents want).
For example, if your parents are alive and agree to give the house to strangers, you really can't help it. But if your mother doesn't agree, your father can't unilaterally give the house to strangers. If you want to send it, you can only send it to him. There is no will now. Your mother's part can only be handled according to the inheritance, and both the child and the husband have one.