Because the insurance agents were, way much, kinder, showed more cares and concerns toward this elderly woman, than her own daughter-in-law, which is why she’d, left them with all of her assets, from the Front Page Sections, translated…
After Her Only Son Died, Her Daughter-in-Law Severed Off the Ties with Her, the Insurance Agents were Named as Inheritors, and Got Sued, but the Video Showed that the Cares & Concerns Shown, Beats Out the Relationships of Blood
An Elderly Woman, Liu in Taipei, Toward the End of Her Life Lived in a Nursing Home, Because Her Daughter-in-Law NEVER Showed an Inkling of Care or Concern Toward Her, Before She Passed, She’d Given the $16 Million N.T.s in Saving to the Insurance Agents Who’d Visited Her in the Nursing Home Often, and Brought Her What She’d Needed; Her Daughter-in-Law was Angered and SUED the Couple; Her Daughter-in-Law Sued the Husband, Wang, for Fraud and Forgery, but the Taipei D.A.’s Office Investigated and Fou8nd, that the Elderly Woman, When She’d Written Down Her Last Will, She’d Kept a Video Recording as Records, and There was a Notary Public Present and Found Wang Not Guilty.
Based off of understanding, this elderly woman in her eighties, Liu didn’t get along with her daughter-in-law, after her only son died, the mother and daughter-in-law stopped engaging in contact with one another; she’d moved into the nursing home to live on her own; the daughter-in-law originally believed, that she would get the inheritances, but, she didn’t realize, that her mother-in-law already, made other arrangements, and now, she’d felt, really regrettable.
The D.A. investigated and found, that in her earlier years, Liu had put money into a life insurance policy, and, became friends with the female agent who’d helped her with the processing of the paperwork, the two had been keeping up rapport over the years, and became, friends in life, even the female agent’s husband Wang too, became a good friend of hers. As the couple saw how bad Liu’s life turned during her elderly years, they’d gone to the nursing home to visit with her often, and they’d even made arrangements for her funeral after she dies too.
Last June ,because Liu was on the edge of death, the nursing home called up her daughter-in-law to come see her one last time, but she’d not shown up, until three days after Liu passed, did the daughter-in-law, show up, to collect her mother-in-law’s belongings. And whilst she was sorting through the records, she’d found that her mother-in-law’s savings account was drained dry, believed that Wang had taken the records and the stamp that was her mother-in-law’s, and robbed her, she’d sued Wang for theft, forgery, fraud, and other charges.
Wang denied having stolen money from the elderly woman, claimed that it was an inheritance from Liu to him, that as he’d made the withdraws of the amounts, he’d gotten the okay from Liu, and, provided the recordings of Liu’s going to the notary public to give him and his wife all her assets, proved that Liu had set it all up while she was still capable of making the decisions, that it was, of her own, free will.
As the D.A. reviewed over the tapes, they’ found, that on the day that Liu went to the notary public, she was in high spirits, and clearly stated, that she’d wanted the couple, the Wangs, to have everything that she’d owned; the district attorneys believed that Wang didn’t commit any crimes, and not pressed the charges against him.
And so, what makes you think, that you can get a share of your mother-in-law’s money, if you’d, dumped her into a nursing home, and not shown any cares or concerns toward her, huh? And, this, is one more case of how a member of the younger generations thought, that she could still get a CHUNK of the assets, if she’d not, done what was right by her mother-in-law, but she thought wrong, because the elderly woman was, intelligent enough, to have everything on tape!