From the family court, CIRCUS, as the son by blood, battles it out with his, blood grandmother over his father’s, inheritances, because daddy’s now, DEAD! Off of the Newspapers, translated…
There are the many situations that surround the means of children being born out of wedlock, on the means of inheritance, a man, Lin stated dating a woman, Weng, and had a child together in Taichung, but they’d not gotten married, and shortly after their son was born, Lin died, and, Lin’s property was, temporarily, registered under his mother’s name, and, many years later, as the son grew up, he’d wanted to inherit the properties, but Lin’s mother refused to acknowledge that that man was her own, grandson, they went to court.
The experts of legal realm stated, that based off of civil law, after the adoption papers are filed, the illegitimate children are seen as the children from marriage; even if there’s no adoption on record, so long as the birthfather showed any behaviors I upbringing of the child, it constitutes as adopting, and, the illegitimate child’s rights are, same as the children born in a marriage.
The courts investigated, that Lin and Weng started dating, and cohabited together in Taichung, a little more than a year later, they had a child, but, not long thereafter, Lin died, and, Lin’s properties had been registered under Lin’s mother’s own name for many years, the grandson, Weng stated, that his own mother was dating Lin, that they’d behaved like a husband and wife, that as his mother was pregnant, his birthfather stayed by her side, took care of her, and, as he was born, he’d been raised by both his parents, lived with his own birthfather, and all of this, his paternal grandmother knew.
The grandson told, that after the death of his birthfather, his grandmother told his mother, that she will pass the registry of Lin’s property to him when he turns eighteen, that during this period of time when he was still underage, the property should be registered under her name for the time being, so she could have a place to live in. His birthmother considered the love she’d shared with his birthfather, agreed to have the property registered under his grandmother’s name first, and yet, a couple of years ago, his grandmother sent a letter of proof, that he and his birthfather weren’t related by blood, that he didn’t have the right to inherit.
Based off of the DNA test, Lin and Weng’s DNA is over ninety-nine-percent related on the paternal front, plus there were the families testifying how Lin had helped in the upbringing of the son, the courts found, that the adoption was proven, that they’re, related as father and son, that Lin’s mother didn’t have the right to inherit her own son’s properties.
The legal experts analyzed, in the cases of adoption of illegitimate children, if the birthfather had died, and, there’s no way of confirming the blood relations of the birthfather, and, the means of confirming blood relations can be achieved through the testing of the paternal side. And if the birthfather is still living, then, the individual can sue the birthfather, to get the paternity verified. And so, the culprit here is still, the MONEY, because “grandma” wanted all of the dad’s inheritance, I mean, after all, she had, raised him, and she deserved the money after he passed, but, the offspring has more right, that’s how the order goes, the wife (legally), then the offspring, then, the parents, and in this case, because this man didn’t have a marriage verification to the woman, the woman’s out of the picture, but the son birthed out of wedlock isn’t, and his mother tried to get the money that didn’t belong to her in the first place, after all, she would be what??? The SECOND-in-line (right???) based off of the order of inheritance.
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