US EditionInheritance dispute | Hubei man secretly kept his brother's hair. Does his nephew need to do a DNA test before inheriting his inheritance?
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Two years after a couple in Shiyan, Hubei divorced, the father died unexpectedly. When the uncle was helping to deal with the funeral, he asked his nephew to do a paternity test. Only after confirming that he was his brother's biological son could he enjoy the inheritance rights. The court heard the case and made a judgment. There is no reason to ask the nephew to do a DNA test. According to the local Yanxi County People's Court, at the end of 2…
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