A 28-year-old young man loses contact after the death of his landlord → Jeonse money crisis.."The law is too much" [Let me ask you]

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In the 360th episode of KBS Joy's "Ask Me Anything," which will air at 8 p.m. on the 13th, a 28-year-old storyteller who is in danger of not being able to return her deposit after the death of her landlord appears.

The writer complains of frustration as the landlord has died and there is no heir, although the lease contract is about to expire this month. After graduating from college, he worked as a play therapist and added a loan of 120 million won to the 30 million won he collected for three years to prepare an officetel lease to live for graduate school. However, it is shocking to say that he/she could not contact the landlord while living alone, and when the proof of contents was returned, he/she learned of the death of the landlord through the office.

Afterwards, the writer reveals that he began to find an heir through public service. However, the spouse, the first heir, was already divorced, and the two children also sent a ruling on the renunciation of inheritance. He then confesses that even the third-ranked heirs, brothers and sisters, are in a situation where they have given up inheritance, and solving the problem is more difficult.

He then visited a lawyer for professional help, but hesitated about the cost of 3 to 4 million won, and asked HUG Jeonse Guarantee Insurance, but he heard that all fourth-ranked heirs must have a ruling to give up inheritance to appoint a property manager. However, it is not easy to even confirm the fourth-ranked heir because the scope is wide within the cousins. In response, Bodhisattvaz reveals his frustration, saying, "The law is too much."

Even the writer confides that he is holding out alone without asking his parents for help, even though he has to pay off his loans and graduate school fees while his lease on a deposit basis is tied.

Seo Jang-hoon, who heard the story, advised, "There are many cases where I don't tell my parents in advance because I'm afraid they'll be surprised, but it's harder if I tell them after things get bigger." He then recommends seeking help from experts, saying, "It is also a way to live someone else's time with money."

Lee Soo-geun also said, "Why are you wasting your youth trying to solve it alone and missing time and opportunity?" and added realistic advice, "Let's meet the lawyer first."

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