2023-10-22 13:57:17
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A mainland woman surnamed Liu deposited more than 500,000 yuan (approximately NT$2.21 million) in her son’s name, intending to use it for her children to study abroad. However, she recently discovered that all the money had been taken away by her son and transferred to her girlfriend. 2 people I have spent 200,000 yuan (approximately NT$880,000) on traveling and buying a car. The son believed that the money belonged to him in his own name and refused to return the remaining money. Liu had no choice but to sue her son and his girlfriend to court.
“Red Star News” reported that the 41-year-old Liu divorced early this year. After remarrying, she was worried about property disputes due to emotional entanglements, so she negotiated with her 19-year-old son to deposit more than 500,000 yuan in savings accumulated over the years in his name. “Mom will save this money for you to study abroad. Leave the passbook with mom. As long as you work hard and make progress, mom will try to save 1 million for you.” Ms. Liu is full of expectations for her son, who is a freshman in college.
However, Ms. Liu recently discovered that the money in her passbook was missing. She went to the bank to check and learned that her son had transferred all the money by reporting the loss of the passbook and changing the password. After contacting her son and his girlfriend many times, Ms. Liu learned that her son had transferred all the money to his girlfriend and had spent 200,000 yuan on outings and purchasing vehicles for the woman to use.
Seeing the money she had saved so hard being spent, Ms. Liu felt very unhappy, so she earnestly persuaded her son and his girlfriend to transfer the remaining money to her so that he could use it to study abroad, but they refused to return it. After many attempts to pursue the case failed, Ms. Liu filed a lawsuit with the Fucheng District Court of Mianyang City on the grounds of a custody contract dispute. She also applied to the Fucheng District Court for property preservation to prevent the money from being transferred again.
After the Fucheng District Court of Mianyang City accepted the case, both parties hired lawyers to go to court and launched a fierce debate and confrontation over the facts and legal relationships of the case. After the trial, the judge fully understood the hardships and difficulties for a second-married mother to raise her children, but also hoped that Ms. Liu could understand her son’s desire for love. After mediation, the son took the initiative to contact his mother and signed a mediation agreement in court. Ms. Liu finally recovered the remaining money, and her son was able to receive living expenses and tuition fees on time to complete his studies. The crisis between mother and son was alleviated.
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