[2] Recently, a inheritance dispute case handled by lawyers Cao Guanghui and Zhang Qingping from the Wang Tengfeng legal team at Guangdong Zhiming Law Firm achieved a complete victory!

 

[3] Wen Wen and Lin Lin were a married couple. In 2009, they made a bequest and had it notarized, stating that they jointly owned a property in Bao'an District, Shenzhen, and wished to bequeath it to Wang Jia and Wang Yi. Lin Lin passed away in 2017, and Wen Wen in 2019. Wang Jia and Wang Yi believed they could obtain the property with the notarized bequest, but they never expected it to be a small property right house, which cannot be transferred like a commercial property. Meanwhile, Wen Wen and Lin Lin's three children insisted they were the legal heirs and refused to back down. Wang Jia and Wang Yi found themselves in a deep dilemma—what could they do?
 
[4] At their wit's end, Wang Jia and Wang Yi came to Guangdong Zhiming Law Firm. After discussions, they regained confidence and formally entrusted the case to lawyers Cao Guanghui and Zhang Qingping of the Wang Tengfeng legal team. Upon accepting the case, the two lawyers carefully studied the notarized bequest, analyzed the details of the case, and ultimately devised an efficient solution using the art of litigation. They promptly compiled case materials, drafted a lawyer's letter with diligence and responsibility, and sent it to Wen Wen and Lin Lin's children, asserting the legality and reasonableness of the bequest with authority, reason, and emotion, urging the children to respect the wishes of the deceased. After the letter was sent, the other party clearly realized that continuing to resist and refuse cooperation would lead to serious legal consequences. Faced with the established facts and the weight of the law, they finally acknowledged the authenticity of the bequest.

 

In the end, the children of Wen Wen and Lin Lin expressed their willingness to follow their parents' last wishes and actively cooperated with us in handling notarization at the Shenzhen Bao'an Notary Office. Thus, the two lawyers skillfully resolved this difficult issue spanning two generations and the transfer of small property rights housing with just one lawyer's letter, once again proving the magic of artistic litigation law, truly a case of "using a small force to achieve a big result"!