Three sisters fight over inheritance

Answer 1

In the case of the three sisters fighting over the inheritance, there were several solutions:

** I. Non-litigation **
1. ** Self-consultation **
- The three sisters could sit down calmly and negotiate their share according to the actual situation of the inheritance (such as the type and amount of the inheritance, etc.), according to the order of inheritance stipulated by the law (if there was no will), or the content of the will (if there was a will). For example, if it was a legal inheritance, and there were no special circumstances for the heirs, the three sisters, as heirs in the same order, should generally distribute the inheritance equally. During the negotiation process, they could also take into account the amount of support they had to provide for the heir and other factors to adjust the share appropriately.
2. ** Mediate **
- ** People's mediation committee mediation **: You can apply to the local people's mediation committee for mediation. The mediator would listen to the three sisters 'demands, check the relevant evidence (such as the will of the heir, proof of kinship, etc.), and then propose a reasonable distribution plan according to the law and reason. For example, if one of the sisters took more care of the heir, they could get more inheritance during mediation.
- ** Judicial mediation **: Similar to the people's mediation committee, the judicial office can also mediate. The mediator of the judicial office would try his best to facilitate the three sisters to reach an agreement on the distribution of the inheritance from the perspective of maintaining the harmony and stability of the family relationship.

- ** Other mediation methods **: You can also invite respected elders in the family or relatives and friends trusted by both parties to mediate. These people may know the internal situation of the family better and urge the three sisters to reconcile and distribute the inheritance reasonably through the power of kinship and human feelings.

** 2. Lawsuit Path **
1. ** Confirm to sue the court **
- If they chose to file a lawsuit, according to the provisions of article 33 of the civil procedure law, a lawsuit brought because of a dispute over inheritance shall be under the jurisdiction of the people's court where the heir was residing at the time of his death or where the main inheritance was located. At the same time, if the amount of inheritance exceeds the local court's regulations on the level of jurisdiction, it should be brought to the people's court that meets the level of jurisdiction.
2. ** Clear Lawsuit Request **
- As the sister of the plaintiff (if one of the parties sued first), there were generally two claims: one was to ask the court to decide how much of the inheritance they should inherit according to law, and the other was to ask the defendant to bear the legal fees and other expenses. When determining the lawsuit request, the relationship between the number of lawsuits and the number of lawsuits should be handled well. It should be analyzed according to the specific circumstances of the case, and the relationship between the number of lawsuits and the cost of litigation should also be considered.
3. ** Prepare evidence **
- The three sisters needed to collect relevant evidence to support their claims. For example:
- Public security organs, hospital's certificate of death of the heir, the date of death of the heir's household registration information or the judgment of the death of the heir;
- The certificate of the location of the main inheritance of the decedent, as well as the type, quantity and discount list of the inheritance.
- Proof of the debt and credit of the heir.
- If there is a will, the original will of the heir, the notary certificate of the notary will, the written will, the voice recording or the oral will in case of emergency, and more than two copies of witness materials attached.
- If it involves special identity relationships, such as adopted children, illegitimate children, and stepchildren who have formed a foster relationship, they should provide adoption, birth certificates, and proof of the foster relationship.
4. ** Lawsuit procedure **
- Go to the court and file a case. When filing a case, they needed to write a complaint, clarify their claims, and then provide corresponding evidence according to their claims. After the case was filed, the court would send a subpoena. The subpoena would record the time of the court session and the various litigation materials provided by the plaintiff for the defendant's reference and cross-examination.
- During the trial, both parties could debate the validity of the evidence, the ability to prove the evidence, and whether the evidence was true and legal. Those who were willing to reconcile could even do so in court under the presiding of the judge.
- After the court hearing, the court shall make a judgment based on the actual situation. If no objection or appeal is raised within 15 days from the date of receiving the judgment, the judgment shall take effect. If the defendant still refuses to comply with the judgment after it takes effect, the plaintiff may apply to the court for enforcement.
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