Reported 8 months ago
A 70-year-old entrepreneur, referred to as 'Chairman Wang,' arranged for his eldest son to inherit approximately 500 million yuan worth of company stocks and his younger son to inherit around 300 million yuan in real estate and other cash before his passing. However, following his death, the younger son demanded an equal split, leading to a courtroom dispute. Despite the eldest son presenting recorded evidence of their father's instructions, the will was deemed invalid due to not meeting legal requirements. Lawyer Su Jiahong emphasized the importance of a written will to avoid such conflicts and ensure a smooth inheritance process.
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