How to distribute the parents' money children

1. If there is a will it is distributed according to the will.

Since ancient times, people can make a will before they die, when they die, it is necessary to distribute the property according to the will. Therefore, when the parents left behind the property can be directly through the will to distribution, so that neither hurt with relatives, brothers between the peace, but also to make the distribution seems more reasonable, respect for the parents' choice, will not allow them to see us because of the distribution of property problems and family disharmony.

2. If you have only one child, generally that all belongs to you.

If your parents have only one child, then you are the first heir to the property, and you have full access to the property your parents left behind. Of course, if your parents took in other children and raised them, but if they didn't make a will, legally speaking, you're still the only one who has the right to inherit the property.

3. When you have more than one sibling, it should be divided equally among all of you.

For the property left behind by parents, the most difficult thing to solve is to discuss with their siblings how to distribute the problem. After all, for the parents of the palm of the hand are meat, the same heartache, it is reasonable to say that should be evenly distributed, but everyone has selfishness, if the parents have a will to leave are okay, if not, and your siblings want to get more inheritance then it is more difficult to distribute. In this case, you should discuss how to distribute the property privately.

4, if it is legally severed paternity, can not be distributed inheritance.

If you and your parents have been in a deadlock before, and also legally canceled the right of your parents to your responsibility, severed paternity, then. In this case you can not be assigned to the property, your parents' property can only be inherited by the nearest person other than the first heir (you), such as his siblings, with relatives.

5, if more than one sibling is not satisfied with the distribution, you can go to the lawsuit.

Generally speaking, if there is no significant responsibility for the accident. Your siblings should be and you are equally distributed by parents left behind property, but very often, they will be dissatisfied with the average distribution program, or you are not satisfied (you take care of your parents a little more) can be appealed to the court to fight for their own maximum benefit, it is not selfish, but you deserve a part of it.

Money given by parents belongs to the husband and wife **** the same property

Whether the money given by parents belongs to the husband and wife **** the same property should be discussed in different situations as follows:

1, if the parents give the children money before marriage, it should belong to the husband and wife's one party's pre-marital property;

2, during the marriage, the parents explicitly gifted to one of the children's money and property, also belongs to the personal property of one of the spouses;

3, during the marriage, the parents gift to both spouses of the money and property belongs to both spouses of the **** the same property.

Husband and wife **** the same property refers to the marriage during the period of the property by the relevant laws for the husband and wife **** the same property, to the husband and wife **** the same all, husband and wife to **** the same property, have equal rights to deal with. Where pre-marital and post-marital property cannot be identified, it shall be presumed to be the ****same property of the husband and wife. If there is a dispute between the husband and wife over the ownership of a particular item of property, and the party claiming the right does not present conclusive evidence, the property shall generally be dealt with as if it were ****same property.

Legal basis:

Article 127 of the Civil Code Inheritance is inherited in the following order:

(1) First order: spouse, children, parents;

(2) Second order: siblings, grandparents, grandparents.

After the inheritance begins, the first-order heirs inherit, and the second-order heirs do not inherit; if there is no first-order heir to inherit, the second-order heir inherits, and the children referred to in this part include legitimate children, illegitimate children, adopted children, and stepchildren in a dependent relationship, and the parents referred to in this part include biological parents, adoptive parents, and step-parents in a dependent relationship, and the siblings referred to in this part. The term "parents" in this part includes biological parents, adoptive parents and step-parents, and the term "siblings" in this part includes siblings of the same parents, siblings of the same father and mother or siblings of the same mother and father, adoptive siblings and step-brothers and siblings with dependency.