My stepmother wants to take my father's inheritance? What money should she take and what money should she not take?

My father passed away due to illness in October this year. There's only me and my grandmother at home. Now my stepmother has all the money in her hands and wants to keep it for herself. What should I do? My stepmother married my father in 2006. When my stepmother was at my house, my father was the one who ran the household. My stepmother's money was used by herself and my father did not have a joint savings account. After my father passed away, he had pension insurance and housing funds in the company. These were all fees that my father had started paying more than ten years ago. Now, does my stepmother have the right to share them? Also, does my stepmother have the right to divide the money that my father saved before he married my stepmother? As well as my father's medical expenses and the pension given by the factory, does my stepmother have the right to divide it? <br />Jingjingmn added," <span class=quote><span>User added on 2009/12/29 19:15:36:</span><br /> My father's inheritance is now in the hands of my stepmother. There was still the last sum of compensation that he had not received. He had planned to ask his stepmother to collect the inheritance together and call her to come back to divide the inheritance. My stepmother actually said that she lent out the money. May I ask if my stepmother has the right to lend out the inheritance that my father has left behind? Wasn't she violating the relevant regulations? Isn't this a violation of my grandmother's and my legal interests? Was he not qualified to inherit the inheritance? </span>

Answer 1

Stepmother wants to claim my father's inheritance. This is a very complicated problem that requires a comprehensive consideration of many factors. Here are some suggestions that might be useful:

First, he had to determine what his father's inheritance was. This might require investigating the father's will or other legal documents. If the father's inheritance did not have a clear heir, the stepmother might have the right to fight for the inheritance.

2. Decide what money the stepmother should take. This might involve the assets left behind by the father before his death and the mother's share of the assets left behind by the father. When determining what money the stepmother should receive, one had to consider the mother's financial situation after the father's death and whether the stepmother should receive any additional property.

3. Decide which money the stepmother should not take. This might involve the assets left behind by the father before his death and the mother's share of the assets left behind by the father. When determining what money the stepmother should not take, it was necessary to consider the mother's financial situation after the father's death and whether the stepmother should receive any additional property.

Stepmothers should seek professional legal advice when dealing with this problem. She should know what she was entitled to and what she shouldn't be to ensure that she could fight for her father's inheritance legally.