[5] Luo Mouhong's Property Damage and Daughter-in-Law Divorce Property Dispute Series Case

 In-laws buy house under daughter-in-law's name, divorce leads to property dispute

[1] Removing the firewood from under the cauldron cleverly preserves the property in litigation.

Case Recap:

[2] Over thirty years of reform and opening-up in China's social development have led most families to gradually enter the well-off middle class. People generally value high-quality clothing, food, housing, and transportation, thus their demand for money has increased daily. Especially the post-80s and post-90s generations, mostly only children, have grown accustomed to luxury homes and cars, glittering jewels, and premium brands in the rapid tide of social development. Some talk endlessly about buying cars and houses, jewelry and diamonds, feeling unable to survive without a solid financial foundation. They compete fervently in the pursuit of material wealth, often neglecting their own emotional and physical compatibility needs, choosing instead partners with strong economic conditions and wealth to form seemingly affluent and comfortable families. This is like building a grand house on sand—once hit by life's storms, it inevitably collapses and falls apart.

What I find hard to agree with is that today's young students have completely lost the lofty aloofness of ancient scholars. Many of them are going all out, racking their brains to satisfy their unrestrained vanity and muddled material desires. If they can't "start a business," they'll at least "generate income." So, "each showing their own prowess like the Eight Immortals crossing the sea"—those with powerful, wealthy fathers flaunt their fathers; those with working, saving mothers mooch off their mothers; those with no family backing at all find a godfather or godmother to borrow some influence; and if none of that works, those with a bit of looks or talent will focus on snagging a "rich second generation" or "official second generation." In short, they absolutely refuse to endure poverty, hardship, or toil during their prime years.

[4] The series of disputes arising from the divorce and property division of Ma Mouyu and Luo Mouhong's son and daughter-in-law, which we handled, is a typical example.

[5] Seven years ago, Zhou Mouhui, a young girl from an ordinary family in an ancient northwestern city, was admitted to a university in the northwest for her undergraduate studies. Although from a modest background, she had some charm and, with her youthful vitality, appeared exceptionally graceful, which gave her high aspirations.

During her spirited and passionate college life, Zhou Mouhui's horizons broadened day by day, and her life goals climbed ever higher—she was determined never to return to the economically underdeveloped ancient city in the northwest where she was born and raised, but instead to forge her own happy life in bustling cities like Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Shenzhen.

Of course, to embark on such a life, one must have a springboard.

Two years of college life passed, and through mutual introductions by classmates, Zhou Mouhui got to know Ma Mouli from Shenzhen, Guangdong.

Although Ma Mouli came from Shenzhen, he simply could not win Zhou Mouhui's heart. Not only was he short in stature, but he was also inarticulate and plain in appearance.

Ma Mouli was instantly smitten with Zhou Mouhui and was very attentive, finding several excuses to date her. Zhou Mouhui, having no more suitable suitors, did not reject Ma Mouli, and the two deepened their understanding through several exchanges and interactions. When Zhou Mouhui learned that Ma Mouli's family was quite well-off, owning a foreign-style house and luxury cars, with his parents running a mid-sized enterprise and holding numerous investment projects, her heart began to stir, and unconsciously she found herself growing closer to Ma Mouli.

Within less than a year, the two openly fell in love. During the winter break of their junior year in college, Zhou Mouhui followed Ma Mouli to Shenzhen to meet his parents, and the two even cohabited at the Ma family home. After graduating from their senior year, they returned to Shenzhen together, officially moved into the Ma family home, and quickly got married.

However, "love" driven by vanity and material desires is bound to be fleeting and fragile, and it is inevitably short-lived.

Zhou Mouhui and Ma Mouli, a couple with starkly contrasting images and pursuits, had a fierce conflict within less than a year of marriage, leading to a public divorce and property dispute in the second year, ultimately staging a very typical drama of divorce and property division.

In fact, Ma Mouli, who had only been working for two years after graduation, didn't have much wealth worth fighting over, and Zhou Mouhui naturally had even fewer assets. Their house and car were purchased by Ma Mouli's parents to help their son find a wife, and it was Zhou Mouhui, their beautiful and clever daughter-in-law, who used the old couple's money to invest and buy them.

If Zhou Mouhui were still their daughter-in-law, the Ma couple would naturally be willing to give everything to the young couple. But Zhou Mouhui actually wanted to divorce their son—once divorced, she would be an outsider. They had only been married for two years, yet she was trying to take away a huge family fortune worth several million.

Seeing that the vast wealth they had spent half a lifetime building through wisdom and hard work was about to be largely taken away by an "outsider," Ma Mouli's parents were deeply unwilling to accept it. Yet after consulting renowned legal experts, they were told that Zhou Mouhui's legal claim to divide the house, cars, and other joint property purchased after her marriage to Ma Mouli was unstoppable. Even though it was clear that Zhou Mouhui had married Ma Mouli solely for the Ma family's wealth, there was no way to recover the property the elderly Mas had invested in their son's marriage.

Fortunately, heaven never seals off all exits. Old Ma and his wife were fortunate enough to be recommended by a friend to the Zhiming Litigation Art Research Center of Guangdong Zhiming Law Firm, which specializes in handling all kinds of difficult and complex cases.LawyersThe team received them, diagnosed the situation, and prescribed targeted solutions. In the end, they calmly and peacefully resolved the escalating conflict between both parties, safeguarding the Ma family's substantial assets from enormous losses in a reasonable, fair, and lawful manner, while also averting a chain of disputes involving property damage and divorce-related asset division that could have caused severe harm.

What exactly happened in this case? During the winter break of 2014, the unremarkable only son of the Ma couple, Ma Mouli, brought home his beautiful girlfriend Zhou Mouhui just before graduating from university. When the two returned together from school to the Ma family home in Shenzhen, the Ma couple was overjoyed to see Zhou Mouhui, who was tall and graceful with a lovely appearance. They immediately treated her as their future daughter-in-law and eagerly began preparing for the wedding.

After several prior discussions with both sets of parents, Ma Mouli and Zhou Mouhui registered for a marriage certificate at the civil affairs department in Shenzhen before graduating from university and settling into jobs, establishing their legal marital relationship, and held a rather dignified wedding ceremony in early 2014.

However, shortly after their marriage, Zhou Mouhui frequently expressed her grievances on various occasions, openly admitting that she looked down on her husband Ma Mouli, and that she, young and beautiful, would never have married him if not for his parents' considerable financial strength and substantial family assets.

After the 2014 Spring Festival, both Ma Mouli and Zhou Mouhui graduated from university and quickly found satisfactory jobs in Shenzhen.

As her life and work became more settled, Zhou Mouhui, whose mindset had never been well-balanced, found her inner turmoil growing even stronger after constantly meeting new friends and encountering new things. Unable to contain herself, the more she looked at her husband Ma Mouli, the more she found his appearance and behavior unbearable—to the point where she disdained sitting at the same table with him during the day and, at night, outright resisted sharing the same bed with him.

In the prime of their youth, the young couple had just tied the knot, yet their marriage was already a hollow shell, with almost no sexual life between them. As a result, the energetic Ma Mouli felt extremely repressed and anguished. Unable to relieve his inner torment, the inarticulate Ma Mouli was left with no choice but to "go along with" Zhou Mouhui's "wishes" and seek outlets for his sexual desires elsewhere, with other women.

However, the "clever" Zhou Mouhui knew perfectly well that Ma Mouli was fooling around outside, yet she remained composed, still chatting and laughing with her in-laws, Old Mr. and Mrs. Ma, every day and showing them warm concern. Faced with their beautiful, enthusiastic, quick-witted, and endearing daughter-in-law Zhou Mouhui, the Ma couple was overjoyed and delighted, agreeing to whatever she said and giving her whatever she asked for. Shortly after the young couple's marriage, the Ma couple bought their daughter-in-law Zhou Mouhui a nice car.

A year later, coinciding with the bull market in China's stock market in the first half of 2015, Lao Ma, with his rich investment experience and superb skills, timely sold off his stocks, profiting at the peak and earning tens of millions in cash. His daughter-in-law, Zhou Mouhui, upon seeing this, actively urged Lao Ma and his wife, saying, "Since you've exited the stock market and made a fortune, and the housing market is now so hot with prices soaring, plus it's not ideal for us young people to live with our parents long-term, why not invest in real estate quickly and buy several more apartments?"

Old Ma and his wife felt that their sharp-witted daughter-in-law made a lot of sense, and they quickly agreed to invest in real estate. Their daughter-in-law, Zhou Mouhui, immediately sprang into action, making busy arrangements. After making extensive inquiries and contacts, Zhou Mouhui found two sellers of military-owned housing for Old Ma and his wife.

However, although military housing was not subject to Shenzhen's commercial housing purchase restrictions, it required a one-time payment of millions. These huge sums were naturally no small amount for Lao Ma and his wife, but for the sake of their son's marital happiness and their daughter-in-law's satisfaction, they resolutely followed Zhou Mouhui's instructions and promptly paid the millions to the two sellers.

Zhou Mouhui, who had long had other plans, seized the opportunity to sign the housing purchase agreements with the sellers in her own name and on behalf of her husband, Ma Mouli. Subsequently, she handled the internal property transfer registration at the military housing management agency. Thus, the two valuable properties were registered under the names of the young couple, Zhou Mouhui and Ma Mouli.

Regarding the procedures and processes for signing the purchase agreement and registering the property transfer, out of great trust and good wishes for their daughter-in-law Zhou Mouhui, the Ma couple did not pay much attention, care, or inquire about them at the time.

Zhou Mouhui, a clever and beautiful wife and daughter-in-law, had every reason to feel content, live harmoniously with her husband, and settle into a peaceful life—yet she suddenly revealed a shocking new side of herself that stunned everyone. In the second half of 2015, just two years into her marriage, Zhou Mouhui abruptly produced hotel surveillance footage showing her "husband" Ma Mouli repeatedly cheating and checking into hotels. She confronted Ma Mouli and his parents face-to-face: "My husband has been unfaithful; I want a divorce. Let's part ways amicably! All marital property will be split equally. And given Ma Mouli's wrongdoing, I should actually receive a larger share!"

Faced with the sudden huge upheaval, Old Ma and his wife were deeply shocked! They couldn't help but bitterly scold their son Ma Mouli for being unworthy—why, with a smart, beautiful, virtuous, and obedient wife at home, did he have to go out and cheat with disreputable women in hotels?! This made their perfectly good daughter-in-law insist on divorcing him?!

Full of grievances, Ma Mouli had to confess to his parents that soon after marriage, Zhou Mouhui had refused to share a bed with him and often showed disgust. Only then did Old Ma and his wife realize that this smart and beautiful daughter-in-law might have only been after their family's property, with no intention of living a real life with their son or having children. That's why, after three years of cohabitation and marriage, she had never become pregnant!

Seeing that millions of their hard-earned property, built through wisdom and toil, were about to be cunningly seized by "outsiders" within less than two years, the Ma couple was deeply distressed. They felt profoundly deceived and utterly unwilling to accept it!

Over the next six months, Ma Mouli, Zhou Mouhui, and both sets of parents—four people in total—engaged in numerous disputes and struggles, but the issue remained deeply deadlocked and unresolved. Daughter-in-law Zhou Mouhui, relying on the law, made exorbitant demands, determined to fight for the property. Son Ma Mouli and Old Ma and his wife were resolutely unwilling to let Zhou Mouhui, who had been married for less than three years and had not borne a single child for the Ma family, take away millions in family wealth. The two sides could never reach an agreement.

In utter desperation, Old Ma and his wife sought help from relatives and friends, searching everywhere for legal experts, hoping to resolve this problem through the law and seek justice for themselves. However, every time they met with marriage experts or lawyers, the answer was always the same: according to Article 17 of China's Marriage Law and other provisions, the following property acquired by a husband and wife during the period of their marriage shall be jointly owned by them:

(1) wages and bonuses;

(2) income from production and business operations;

(3) income from intellectual property rights;

(4) property obtained through inheritance or gift, except as provided in Article 18, Item 3 of this Law;

(5) Other property that should be jointly owned. Husband and wife have equal rights to dispose of jointly owned property.

Therefore, the equal division of joint property under both spouses' names upon divorce is stipulated by Chinese law and cannot be disregarded. Moreover, since your son committed adultery and is the at-fault party, if the wife seeks a divorce, the property she legally obtains will not be less than half.

As one can imagine, each time Old Ma and his wife met with marriage experts and lawyers, their disappointment and pain deepened. In the end, the elderly couple was nearly in despair. Old Ma’s wife, Ms. Luo, who has a strong temper, fell ill repeatedly from pent-up frustration and depression!

Just when Old Ma and his wife were on the verge of despair and ready to give up, Mrs. Ma, née Luo, couldn't help but pour out her family's misfortune to a friend during a casual chat. Unable to swallow this grievance, she was almost like Xianglin's Wife from Lu Xun's writings, involuntarily complaining to anyone she met. Most friends merely listened and offered a few words of consolation. As luck would have it, on the most recent occasion, a friend who heard her story kindly recommended the Zhiming Litigation Art Research Center of Guangdong Zhiming Law Firm.LawyersThe team suggested that she and Old Ma try seeking consultation first to see if it might actually help resolve this enormous problem for the couple. So, Ms. Luo dragged Mr. Old Ma along and came to Zhiming Law Firm. After a brief conversation, Mr. Old Ma and Ms. Luo felt a renewed sense of hope and, with great trust, entrusted their case difficulties to us at Zhiming Law Firm.LawyersThe team. And so, the good fortune of Old Ma and his wife began, and the Ma family's vast fortune was saved.

Art of Representation:

We know what we are doing.LawyersThe team's assumption of this case was truly a mission undertaken at a critical moment. After taking on this exceptionally complex and thorny series of disputes involving property damage and divorce asset division—a case that most legal professionals deemed unwinnable—it was by no means an easy task to skillfully and precisely employ legal measures to resolve the difficulties for two deeply wronged clients and uphold justice.

This case appears simple on the surface but is in fact extremely difficult. It is simple because it is essentially a divorce property division case; it is extremely difficult because our client is unwilling to simply have their property, which is registered under their name but in fact constitutes the joint property of the elderly Ma couple, "legally" divided by a daughter-in-law suspected of having premeditatedly used marriage as a means to seize assets. Moreover, these joint properties also involve the issue of ownership rights to military housing that was not lawfully transacted.

On the surface, if the young couple directly divorced and divided the property under both names, it would be absolutely impossible for the husband to break the legal principle of equal division to give the wife a smaller share, not to mention that the husband had the leverage of marital infidelity in the wife’s hands!

As the actual payers of the huge housing costs, if Old Ma and his wife had directly filed a lawsuit to confirm the property rights of these two houses through conventional means, they might have been hindered by the fact that military-owned houses are not legally recognized as commercial housing, making it difficult to obtain legal protection. In many cases, such property rights confirmation lawsuits risk being directly rejected or dismissed upon filing. Moreover, even if accepted, during the substantive trial phase, it is extremely difficult to succeed in confirming property rights for houses that are explicitly designated as public trust properties! Therefore, in this case, the path of filing a property rights confirmation lawsuit was almost unfeasible for Old Ma and his wife!

Just when we seemed to be at a dead end, our original strategic thinking once again proved its brilliance. After careful consideration and thorough deliberation, our legal team decided to employ the strategy of "removing the firewood from under the cauldron" from the Thirty-Six Stratagems to navigate the disputes of this case and resolve the extraordinary challenge!

To this end, we carefully weighed every word, phrase, and expression, and drafted two complaints for "property damage compensation disputes" with great precision. From the client's perspective, we named the original sellers of the two military housing properties, along with the daughter-in-law of the old Mr. and Mrs. Ma, a certain Zhou Mouhui, and their son, Ma Mouli, as co-defendants, and filed lawsuits with the relevant courts. On the grounds that the daughter-in-law Zhou Mouhui and the two sellers were suspected of colluding to sign contracts, inducing the plaintiff to pay a huge amount of assets to purchase illegally sold military housing, and thereby unlawfully appropriating the plaintiff's substantial property through a series of infringing and illegal acts, we requested the people's court to rule that the acts of the four co-defendants were illegal, and also requested that the seller defendants be ordered to refund the plaintiff's substantial purchase price and interest losses, and that the daughter-in-law and son return the properties under their names to the sellers.

This lawsuit was grounded in facts and reason, and complied with legal provisions. The Ma family's dispute began to proceed smoothly. Subsequently, every step taken by our legal team received the desired response.

The sellers of those two military-owned houses and Zhou Mouhui, the daughter-in-law of Old Ma and his wife, were shocked and even indignant upon receiving the lawsuit complaint, but legally they were at a loss for evidence and grounds to refute it, leaving them deeply frustrated. Of course, before this case arose, they may not have truly intended to "collude," but faced with this sudden litigation, they genuinely formed a "united front," solidifying the label of "collusion."

Unfortunately, despite several rounds of communication and coordination, they failed to grasp the ingenuity of the plaintiff's approach. They only saw the glaring word "collusion" on the complaint we drafted for the plaintiff, but could not see through the deeper implications hidden behind our legal team's accusation of "collusion," nor could they understand the litigation strategy we lawfully employed. As a result, apart from Old Ma and his wife's son, Ma Mouli, the other three defendants all responded to the situation incorrectly.

They all filed responses and defenses, emphatically claiming: there was absolutely no collusion in the sale of these two military-owned properties; the transactions were concluded after Zhou Mouhui reached a consensus with us, the sellers, through negotiation, and were genuine, valid, and lawful sales! Moreover, the statements made by both sellers in their defenses unanimously confirmed the legal groundwork our lawyer team had laid for the plaintiffs, the elderly Mr. and Mrs. Ma — namely, that their daughter-in-law Zhou Mouhui independently handled all matters, contacting and negotiating with the two seller-owners and signing the purchase agreements, and after inducing her in-laws (the plaintiffs) to pay the full purchase price in one lump sum, registered the properties in her own name. Such a series of actions still constitutes fraud that damages others' property, and therefore these actions should remain invalid, with each party returning the property.

At the outset of this case, when the plaintiffs—the elderly Mr. and Mrs. Ma—filed their lawsuit, Zhou Mouhui, who had initially believed her own cleverness would soon bring her a substantial fortune, was unwilling to compromise easily. Like a headless fly, she floundered in every direction, hiring and entrusting lawyers to negotiate with us, while repeatedly resorting to phone calls, text messages, or face-to-face confrontations to threaten and berate her husband Ma Mouli and her in-laws, the elderly Ma couple, engaging in endless harassment and resistance.

Until the day of the court hearing, our team lawyer, as the representative of the plaintiff, solemnly negotiated with the client's daughter-in-law Zhou Mouhui, explaining the pros and cons. After weighing the pros and cons, Zhou Mouhui finally reached a complete compromise and fully agreed to the divorce conditions proposed by our plaintiff, Mr. and Mrs. Ma, and signed an agreement. Within three days, we quickly processed the divorce procedures and property transfer procedures. The plaintiff Mr. and Mrs. Ma subsequently withdrew their lawsuit, and this series of disputes was successfully resolved. Mr. and Mrs. Ma unexpectedly saved a huge fortune and peacefully resolved their son Ma Mouli's marriage dispute. They felt very lucky and gratified. The highlights of the literary and artistic rights protection lawsuit in this case are as follows:

1. This case is filed as a property damage compensation lawsuit based on the alleged illegal acts of Zhou Mouhui and the seller in "colluding" to defraud the plaintiff into paying a substantial amount of money for the property, while secretly signing a contract in their own names to misappropriate the plaintiff's assets. This approach avoids the procedural defect of being unable to sue under a contract breach claim due to the principle of privity of contract, and also circumvents the unfavorable predicament that the subject matter is military housing, where the sale is illegal, and a lawsuit for confirmation of ownership of military housing may not be accepted, or even if accepted, it would be difficult to win a judgment confirming ownership. In summary, if this case were pursued through conventional litigation routes, there would be significant legal obstacles both procedurally and substantively, making it very difficult to succeed in protecting rights through litigation.

2. In this case, the sellers as defendants had no direct contract-signing relationship with the plaintiffs, the elderly Ma couple. The elderly Ma couple had no contractual ties with the defendants, so even if the sellers as defendants wanted to file a counterclaim, it would not be possible, let alone successful. However, by applying pressure through this lawsuit, the plaintiffs used the two sellers as formal defendants to exert immense pressure on the substantive defendant, Zhou Mouhui. The legal deterrence of the plaintiffs, the elderly Ma couple, against the defendants, including Zhou Mouhui, persisted throughout, yet they could unilaterally withdraw the lawsuit at any time without being counterattacked. In other words, as long as the defendant Zhou Mouhui agreed to and met the conditions of the plaintiffs, the elderly Ma couple, they retained absolute control over the case at any time before the court's judgment, even close to or after the hearing, without being threatened by any defendant.

3. In this case, the primary strategic target is to attack Defendant Zhou Mouhui's psychological resilience. We anticipated that this scorched-earth, all-or-nothing approach would surely force back her greed and malicious intent. After all, if the court determines that the purchase and payment transactions for these two military-property houses involved fraud, Zhou Mouhui would inevitably face the outcome of having to return the properties. As the saying goes, "A clear conscience fears no accusation" — since Zhou Mouhui was, after all, seeking to claim a share of the Ma family's assets through this marriage, she would naturally be deeply apprehensive. According to Article 58 of China's General Principles of Civil Law: "The following civil acts shall be null and void..."

We know that it is not uncommon for lawyers to be entrusted by others to resolve complex disputes and speak out for justice to provide legal assistance in cases of injustice. However, the successful resolution of this case demonstrates the enormous potential and effectiveness of literary and artistic rights protection litigation, which makes people proud and honored.

Although this approach resolved the original divorce property dispute, it unavoidably carries a sense of "playing with the law." However, at its core, it upholds true fairness and justice, ensuring that the hard-earned money of the Ma couple is not cunningly seized by "others." Therefore, our legal team feels deeply gratified.

It should be said that the twists and turns in the process of resolving this difficult lawsuit, as well as the ingenuity of each step, cannot be ignored by outsiders, but the spirit of upholding fairness and justice in the rule of law can be inherited for a long time! In short, the lawsuit for safeguarding literary and artistic rights is worth actively advocating!

Lessons from the case:

There are multiple ways to resolve disputes and problems. Among them, law is the ultimate means and also the most powerful method. However, resolving problems cannot merely involve mechanical application of the law. In this case, if handled through conventional litigation techniques, the outcome would inevitably be a complete defeat, and the wish of the elderly Ma couple to protect their hard-earned assets would certainly come to nothing. This is because under conventional litigation procedures, when the Ma couple's son and daughter-in-law divorce according to law without any special prior agreement, the properties under both their names can only be divided equally, regardless of who the original investors were! If the elderly Ma couple directly filed a confirmation-of-rights lawsuit to protect the properties, as mentioned above, there would be numerous legal obstacles, and they could not succeed smoothly either. However, by employing artistic litigation techniques, we were able to easily resolve the most difficult of challenges. After taking on this case, faced with the intricate and obstructed predicament from all sides, and with the clients—the elderly Ma couple and their son Ma Mouli—in a clearly disadvantaged and passive position, our lawyers devised creative and original strategies to break free from the passive deadlock of dealing with matters only on their face. We activated intelligent thinking, adopted the art of warfare tactics, and after meticulous pre-litigation preparation, applied principles of psychology and game theory to carefully analyze and repeatedly simulate the case. Combined with the provisions of the law, we ultimately decided on the strategy of "removing the firewood from under the cauldron." The elderly Ma couple lawfully filed a lawsuit for "property damage compensation" against defendants including Zhou Mouhui, thereby forcing Zhou Mouhui to proactively seek reconciliation and reach a settlement agreement. This successfully resolved the painful dilemma, preserved the substantial assets, and, to the greatest extent possible, humanely reflected appropriate financial assistance and subsidies to Zhou Mouhui, smoothly concluding the chain of disputes arising from the son and daughter-in-law's divorce and the recovery of the properties.

Here, we must advise those who attempt to scheme for others' property through marriage, friendship, or other means, thinking themselves clever or knowledgeable about the law, never to assume that the traps they set are foolproof and seamless. Once the kind-hearted people who have been deceived or infringed upon pick up the true legal weapon to fight back, with the help of highly skilled legal experts, they will not only gain nothing but may also end up in prison; even if not imprisoned, they may exhaust their energy and effort only to end up empty-handed. After all, no trap or scam is without loopholes and risks. Those things that do not belong to you, even if you temporarily deceive to obtain them, will eventually be lost, and may even cause you to lose what you originally had.

At the same time, everyone should be reminded to make more friends with those who are familiar with the law and willing to stand up for justice. In the event of any disputes, conflicts, or legal difficulties, you won't find yourself helpless and without recourse. This is especially true for business owners—building genuine connections with legal professionals can help avoid many legal disputes or challenges that might otherwise trap your family or company in difficult, even desperate, situations. At critical moments, this can save your family or company from losses of millions, tens of millions, or even more.

That evening, after the case was resolved, Mr. Ma could not contain his gratitude and specially sent a WeChat message toLawyersExpress admiration! Subsequently, present an exaggerated and flattering banner to Zhiming Law Firm: "Genius wisdom upholding justice through law, extraordinary discernment defending the way of heaven, great wisdom and courage with boundless legal power, fighting for my rights—my fortune!"

The successful resolution of this cultural and artistic rights protection lawsuit is not only a victory for the fairness and justice of the rule of law, but also a triumph that reflects the brilliance of humanity! While Mr. and Mrs. Ma managed to retain the vast majority of their substantial assets, they also showed compassion for their former daughter-in-law, Zhou Mouhui, who lives alone in Shenzhen and faces difficulties. They voluntarily provided her with necessary humanitarian assistance—by having their son, Ma Mouli, include in the divorce agreement with Zhou Mouhui a living support payment of 1.1 million RMB and a car valued at 200,000 RMB!

 LawyersThe team provided full guidance and assistance throughout the resolution of the Ma family's series of legal disputes, and this case stands as yet another masterpiece of employing original strategies and techniques to resolve major and complex conflicts while achieving a win-win outcome.

Attachment: Related materials for Luo Mouhong's property and son's divorce series disputes