After the only daughter's father died, the property itself was inherited by the only daughter and her grandparents. After the death of her father, the only daughter did not handle the notarization of inheritance in time. Later, after her grandparents died, the two old people did not give up their inheritance before their death, so the inheritance of the two old people in the real estate was naturally transferred to their heirs.
Therefore, when the old man dies, it should be inherited by his children, and during this period, his children have died one after another, so the share of the old man can only be inherited by his grandchildren. When the only daughter inherits her father's property, the share of the elderly can only be inherited by cousins. Fortunately, my cousin was not interested in real estate, and finally the ownership of real estate returned to the only daughter.
For the elderly, it is best to transfer the property to their children when they are alive, otherwise, after their death, there will be differences over the ownership of the property, which will easily lead to contradictions and bring some trouble to their children.
First, the inheritance of the deceased property of the elderly.
After the death of an old man, we should first check whether there is a will at home. If there is a will, it is generally distributed according to the will. If there are multiple wills, the inheritance shall be distributed according to the last will. If you don't have a will, you will inherit the inheritance through legal inheritance.
The first order of legal succession: spouse, children and parents.
The second order: brothers and sisters, grandparents, grandparents.
If the share is inherited, as long as it is the same heir, the share is the same when inheriting the estate. If you have people with special difficulties, or minors who lack the ability to work and have no source of income, you will take care of these people when distributing the inheritance, and you will get more points.
Heirs who have the ability to support conditionally, if they fail to fulfill their support obligations, will try their best to divide the inheritance as little as possible or not. But the heirs can also discuss whether to divide the inheritance equally or equally, depending on the wishes of the heirs.
Since the heirs have inherited the inheritance, the debts left by the other party also need to be inherited together. Children born out of wedlock and marriage rope can inherit the inheritance, and the will does not need to be notarized, but it has legal effect after notarization.
Second, the only child can't completely inherit the property of his parents.
1. The child is not the only legal heir.
According to the relevant provisions of the Civil Code, the first order of legal succession includes spouse, children and parents. If the parents are alive, they need to inherit the property together with the spouse and children of the decedent.
2. Parents' legacy
If parents think their children are unfilial or have other plans for real estate when they are alive, they will leave the real estate to people other than the legal heirs, such as friends, countries or organizations.
3. Ways of giving
This is when the parents are alive, the real estate under their own name is directly transferred to others as a gift, rather than directly transferred to their children. This is also possible, and children have no right to object.
4. Loss of inheritance rights
In this case, the heir did something against the law and discipline, or did something personal to the decedent, forged or tampered with the will, etc. And can't inherit the inheritance.
For children, no matter whether they can inherit their parents' inheritance in the end, they should do their best to be filial while their parents are still alive, so that their parents can live a happy life in their later years. As an old man, you can plan your inheritance in advance, and you'd better make a will in advance to avoid some problems caused by the inheritance.