"Here's the situation, Director. The evidence the other side presented is very clear, and it's really hard for us to refute..."
The lawyer briefly went over the case, a typical scenario: a girl from Jingzhou, whose family is extremely wealthy. Her parents, wanting to protect her after marriage, bought her a house before she got married.
The house is very upscale, in a prime location, and naturally very expensive, costing over eight million.
As it turned out, the girl fell for a young man from out of town who came to work here after finishing college in Jingzhou, and insisted on getting married, so they got married.
Two years into the marriage, the girl fell seriously ill and passed away. Just after the funeral, the young man presented a prenuptial agreement claiming the girl had agreed beforehand to convert her premarital assets into joint marital property.
