The Domineering CEO Hero Runs Off with the Baby

Even if an illegitimate child enjoys the same rights as a legitimate child, when the husband dies, the wife will share half of the property first, and then the remaining half. The parents, wife, and children are the first-order heirs and can share the property equally. This is generally the case, so the illegitimate child can get at most 1/10 of the father's property, which is still the maximum. The law favors children born out of wedlock. If the father cheats on the child, he is at fault in the marriage. According to this calculation, the amount of money he will receive will be even less. How can it be divided in half? This kind of person is just here to make fun of you.

Do you think plastic surgery will change the shape of the soul?

In fact, I quite like the male protagonist and the female protagonist, but the process of competing with the villain is really hard to explain in one sentence. The villain is bad and stupid, and he can successfully infiltrate the protagonist and reverse the plot. It can only be said to rationalize the unreasonable things in the past, but it is definitely not as enlightening to the readers as it was. The protagonist's IQ can only be considered as passing, and the villain is bad and mentally retarded.

Taking the heart of a living person to save someone is not allowed by China's current laws, and it will never be passed in the future. Foreign countries don't know.

I feel that I have lost power inexplicably. In a case of inheritance distribution, especially if there is no proof of death and no formal property justice during life, the lawsuit can last for at least a few years emmmmm

Emmmm, I'm sorry I really didn't understand this. Property transfer requires the person's presence. Even parents, children, or even the spouse with the highest custody rights cannot be substituted! A secretary does not have such great power at all emmmmm

Emmmmm I still think it's a bit ridiculous... For example, my father has 15% of the shares, but he can actually distribute only 7.5% Freely, because the law must protect the wife's rights. The husband's property generally belongs to his wife, and he cannot bypass it when making a will! Including the father's and grandfather's, the maximum is 15%. Moreover, that so-called will was never fair, and its legal effect was very low, if I remember correctly from high school politics.

The male protagonist is not here to be the CEO, he is here to survive the tribulation

Hahaha, I'm going to start chasing my wife at the crematorium.

I thought Mr. Li was a real gentleman, but I didn't expect him to be this kind of guy? (After I changed my name, I realized that the nickname in the previous message would not change?)