With the change of people's will concept, wills are more and more accepted by the public. More and more young people have made wills in advance and made property plans, and the number of wills made by "post-8 s" and "post-9 s" has increased nearly six times in four years.

By the end of 22, China Testament Bank had provided 256, wills consultation to the society, registered and kept 19, wills, and now there are 954 wills in force.

The reporter learned that in 22, although the offline service of China Testament Bank was suspended for two months due to the epidemic, the number of wills consulted throughout the year was not negatively affected, but increased to a certain extent.

According to the data, in 22, the number of people consulting to handle wills increased by 12.15% compared with 219. The people who consult and handle wills are concentrated in North China and South China, accounting for 3.2% and 2.98% respectively. The consulting population in West China is the least, accounting for only 7.24%. The proportion of people who consulted in Central China increased significantly from March to May, accounting for 19.66% in May, which was the highest in the whole year.

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Remarried and divorced families have gradually become "just needed":

Among young and middle-aged testators, the proportion of unmarried, remarried and divorced people is much higher than that of people over 6 years old. Young people's choice of marriage tends to be diversified, and remarried families and divorced people have gradually become the "just-needed people" among young and middle-aged testators.

among young and middle-aged people, the proportion of unmarried people has been hovering between 1% and 15% for three years, while the proportion of people over 6 years old is less than 1%; The proportion of remarriage showed a slight upward trend in four years, from 8.24% to 1.34%, while the proportion of people over 6 years old was less than 3%. The proportion of divorced people is obviously increasing year by year, from 7.53% to 11.79%, while the proportion of people over 6 years old is less than 5%.

among the young and middle-aged testators, the proportion of husband and wife making wills is relatively equal to that of unilaterally making wills, and the proportion of both parties making wills is far lower than that of the elderly. This data also echoes the testator's marital status data. According to Chen Kai, unilateral agreements are usually made by single people or remarried families. The general situation of remarried families is more complicated. If the wishes of both parties are inconsistent, the possibility of coexistence is relatively small.

Rule of Law Weekend-The number of wills made by "post-9s" and "post-8s" has nearly tripled in four years.