Husband and wife are each other’s first heirs, followed by children and other relatives. Therefore, when your wife or husband dies, you can inherit all the property left by him. Including investments and loans, but there is a prerequisite, that is, if your partner does not leave a will, if your partner has a will and clearly states how the property should be distributed in the will, you cannot inherit her investments.

However, if he invests this part in his will, such as debt, bonds, stock futures or other investment projects. If you give it directly to your partner in a will, your partner can still inherit it. One thing to always remember is that when either spouse dies without a will, the other spouse will be the first heir. This is clearly stipulated in the law.

Here is a little suggestion for everyone, that is, after we have a certain amount of assets, in order to prevent ourselves from accidents. When we are unable to distribute our assets to our partners and children according to our own wishes, in fact, the most important thing we should do is to make a will before our death and have it notarized. Many people think that it is unlucky to make a will while they are still alive. However, in this contract society, if there is no living will as a guarantee, even if your inheritance heirs are your children or immediate relatives, Someone will take away their inheritance rights.

Even if the inheritance rights are not deprived, it will cause them trouble in the inheritance process, causing the amount of inheritance to be greatly reduced or shrunk. Why does this happen? The Civil Code clearly stipulates that after the death of the parents of an only child, the only child does not have full inheritance rights and must obtain the consent of relatives from both parents before he can enjoy the inheritance rights. For example, if both parents of a house have passed away, the mother will take the first step before the father dies.

Under this condition, children cannot fully inherit the property, because it must be signed by the mother’s brothers and sisters, because the mother’s brothers and sisters also have the right to inherit. Many families go to court because of this kind of thing, because the parents' brothers and sisters will demand a certain amount of compensation for their interests. Otherwise, if they don't sign, the heirs will not fully inherit the property, which is a very troublesome matter.

So while you are still capable of acting and are conscious, it is best to make a will and have it notarized. Then you will save yourself a lot of trouble a hundred years later and allow your children to obtain the will. The greatest inheritance right is that inheritance is by no means a trivial matter. Everyone must be clear about it and not let themselves suffer in this situation.