Children "no longer inherit" parents' property? Under the new regulations from 202 1, children don't have to fight anymore.

In 2020, the research group of the Statistical Investigation Department of the Central Bank published an article in China Finance. According to the data, at present, the assets of urban households in China are as high as 3 million yuan, mostly in kind. Among these family assets, real estate wealth accounts for more than 70%, urban family housing ownership rate is as high as 96%, and the proportion of assets in family finance is very low, less than 20.4%.

Many people say that most families in China can't afford a house, and most people rent a house to live in. However, this report of the central bank gives a rebuttal. Not only do more than 96% families in cities own their own houses, the proportion of owning a house is 58.4%, the proportion of owning more than two suites is 3 1.0%, and the proportion of owning more than three suites is 10.5%, with an average of 60 sets per household.

Seeing this, do you still think there are few houses in the market? Do you still think it's an era when everyone can't afford a house and everyone has no room to live in? Big data has long given the answer. Through continuous efforts, more than 90% people already have houses. As Wang Shi said, young people in the future don't have to worry about the house at all, because there is a surplus of real estate now, and your parents and parents-in-law will give you the house. The only child may inherit at least 5 houses from both parties.

A new problem arises at the historic moment. Real estate is a big asset. Houses in any second-tier city are worth more than 3 million. Whoever can inherit one more house may struggle less for 20 years. In the context of getting rich in real estate, families with many brothers and sisters may be flushed for their parents' real estate, and some children may even go to court to get their parents' real estate, but even their brothers can't do it in the end.

How to deal with parents' multiple sets of property and how to distribute it reasonably and fairly to their children has become an increasingly prominent problem. This problem did not exist at all before, because the traditional thinking was inherited by the son, which accords with the principle of the unity of basic rights and obligations under the traditional way of life. If the son bears the obligation of 1 0,000% of his parents' pension, then 1 0,000% of his parents' property is also a right.

However, with the increasing social and cultural level, supporting parents is not only the filial duty of sons, but also the active participation of daughters. Therefore, it is not feasible to give all the houses to sons across the board, and it depends on how the new regulations are bound.

Children "no longer inherit" parents' property? From 202 1, under the new regulations, children don't have to fight anymore! The new civil code will be implemented from 202 1 1 1, which puts forward new requirements on how to inherit the property of parents to their children. In other words, next year, "the new rules have changed", and parents' real estate will be inherited according to the new rules, so it is useless for children to argue again.

1. The new regulation increases the "heir scope".

As mentioned above, in the past, parents didn't need to make a will at all, because in any case, as long as their parents died, all the property and wealth they struggled for many years belonged to their sons, who were filial to themselves. However, the new regulations have increased the scope of heirs. In the future, nephews, nieces, nephews and nieces are legal heirs. Of course, nephews, nieces, etc. are not the first and second heirs, but in the case of Dink families or families who are unwilling to have children, these collateral inheritances may occur.

For example, there is a bridge in the TV series "Some Girl", where a poor and down-and-out young man secretly loves a beautiful little girl, but his aunt is rich and the young man's family is poor. This wealth difference directly limits the possibility of further development of love between the two sides, and the young man is also very inferior. One day, however, the young man received a notice from his lawyer that a distant uncle in America had passed away. Because there is no legal first heir and second heir, the young man needs to inherit 500 billion yuan of assets. At that time, the young man changed from pheasant to phoenix, and both love and wealth were harvested.

2. The new regulations strengthen the basic principle of "will first".

There are many ways to make a will. In traditional wills, most of them are "just wills", but it is very troublesome to deal with such wills. For example, the old man needs to travel many times to complete it. If the old man repents after notarization, it is also very troublesome to correct it. Therefore, the new regulations add two ways: "printing wills" and "video wills", which are convenient, fast and very practical.

At the same time, the will has priority. All kinds of wills, as long as they are legal and valid, are subject to the last one, that is to say, which will is the most recent, and this will has the greatest effect (the notarized will has the greatest effect in the past). Parents' wills stipulate to whom the assets will be given, so the inheritance will be given to whom.

For example, there is an old man in Germany whose sons are very promising. He made a fortune in France. The old man struggled all his life with a villa of 30 million dollars and a deposit of 20 million dollars. After the old man was 60 years old, there was only one husky dog at home, so the old man made a will before his death, leaving his 30 million villa and 20 million funds to his husky dog. Hire a servant to take care of the dog and give the money to a third party.

There are two kinds of houses that children can't inherit.

This is not an exaggeration. Light. Com once wrote, "Only children can't inherit their parents' property? The new rule of "inheritance right" is coming! Speaking of which, Guangming. Com pointed out that in the past, parents' property could be legally inherited by their children anyway, but under the new regulations, it is not necessarily so. There are two situations that need to be dealt with separately:

First, children cannot inherit property jointly owned by parents and others. For example, Lao Li and his wife inherited a house of 6.5438+0 million yuan from the previous generation, each accounting for 50%. If Lao Li's wife died without a will indicating who owns the house in her hand, there will be many heirs, and Lao Li and his children all have some property rights. Therefore, you can't inherit the property completely.

Second, the inheritance of houses with the right to live is constrained. Lao Li had his own house, and Xiaohong, the nanny, took good care of herself in her later years, so Lao Li set up the right of residence in her own house. When setting the right of residence, it is stipulated that Xiaohong can use her house until her death. Although Lao Li's son inherited the property right of the house, the right of residence cannot be moved, so the inherited property right is incomplete.