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Recently, the divorce of "self-driving aunt" Su Min has once again rushed to the hot search, which has aroused widespread concern in the society. She said in an interview that she had to pay 160,000 yuan to her husband in order to divorce, which almost made her "bankrupt......
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Escape the shackles of marriage and start a self-driving life
Internet celebrity "self-driving aunt" Su Min has suffered cold violence, financial pressure and domestic violence from her husband for a long time in her marriage. On September 24, 2020, 56-year-old Su Min decided to bid farewell to her depressing married life, set off from her hometown of Zhengzhou, Henan Province, and started her self-driving life by driving the Volkswagen white POLO she bought from her part-time job.
▲ Su Min and her husband
Su Min has traveled almost all over China, from the initial polo car to the RV purchased with a loan, she has enjoyed a free sojourn life all the way.
During the road trip, Su Min figured out a lot and tried to divorce her husband many times, but the process did not go well. The man initially asked for a divorce fee of up to 500,000 yuan, and tried to divide her self-media account and other property. After mediation, the two parties finally reached a compromise, and Su Min paid the man 160,000 yuan and signed a divorce agreement.
▲ Su Min during travel
Su Min said that if she does not give the 160,000 yuan, her husband will file for divorce in the future, and the income from her self-media account will also face the division of the joint property of the husband and wife during the marriage. "It means that I will be limited in what I can do in the future. Later, I thought about it, in order to be able to completely cut off contact with him, I gritted my teeth and still persisted."
As soon as the news was on the hot search, netizens expressed that it was unfair! It is not reasonable to call the man the fault party and give him money!
However, before the law, once the marriage certificate is obtained, the husband and wife have established a legal community of property, which means that the property acquired during the existence of the marriage relationship is regarded as the joint property of the husband and wife. In the event of divorce, the joint property of the husband and wife shall be divided equally.
"If I go to court, I and all his property will be divided in half, no matter what grievances I have suffered before, this is very realistic and cruel. The biggest problem is not that half of the money is given to him, but that the ownership of my self-media account should be given to him half, which is unacceptable to me. Su Min said.
Therefore, Aunt Su Min gritted her teeth and had to pay the 160,000 yuan and divorce as soon as possible.
If Su Min has an accident, how will the property be divided?
As the saying goes, "women are afraid of marrying the wrong man", marriage is an important decision in life, not only related to the happiness of the rest of life, but also inextricably linked to property. If Su Min fails to get a divorce and does not make a will in advance, how will her property be distributed in the event of an accident?
According to the relevant provisions of the Civil Code, if Su Min does not leave a will, her estate will be distributed in accordance with the legal order of succession, and her husband can inherit her property as the first-order heir.
▲ Su Min is on the road Source: 50-year-old aunt self-driving trip
Same dilemma, different choices
Coincidentally, there has been a similar case in the China Will Library, where Ms. Li (pseudonym) is also facing marital difficulties, she has suffered from her husband's cold violence for a long time, and even has to endure her husband's cheating. Ms. Li tried to communicate with her husband for divorce several times, but was rejected or unreasonably requested.
Realizing that her marriage was irretrievable, Ms. Lee decided to take action to protect the future of herself and her children. She came to the China Will Bank for consultation, and under the guidance of the consultant, Ms. Li decided to make a will and leave all the property in her name, including real estate, savings, investments, etc., to her children. This decision not only reflects Ms. Li's deep care for her children, but also shows her sober understanding of the current situation of her marriage and her sense of self-protection.