In May of 20 10, Yun Shulin's wife Liu filed a civil lawsuit with Tianhe District People's Court in Guangzhou, claiming that Yun Shulin enjoys six-tenths of the property rights based on his will, and requesting that the four children born to Yun Shulin and his ex-wife Huang Moumou inherit one-tenth of the property rights. Four children questioned Liu's will of Yunlin Woods. Appraised by a professional forensic institution, the will was written by Yun, but the writing time was not 65438+February 2003 as Liu claimed, but September 2005. Jia Yun's four children believed that Yunshulin was obviously in the state of Alzheimer's disease in September 2005, and submitted the relevant hospital medical records to the court, requesting the court to make a judicial appraisal on whether Yunshulin had civil capacity during September 2005. The court agreed to the appraisal. 20 13 13 Guangzhou psychiatric hospital's judicial expertise office made an appraisal opinion that Yun was suffering from illness in September 2005 and was a person with limited capacity for civil conduct. 20 13 In May, the Tianhe District People's Court of Guangzhou made a civil judgment, ruling that Liu Yunshulin's will was invalid and dismissing Liu's claim. Liu refused to accept the judgment of the first instance and appealed to the Guangzhou Intermediate People's Court. On June 20 13, Guangzhou Intermediate People's Court made a final judgment and upheld the original judgment. On March 20 14, the children of Yunjia Temple filed a civil lawsuit in Tianhe District Court of Guangzhou, demanding that the property of Yunshulin be inherited according to law. Tianhe Court made a civil judgment on February 20 15, and ordered the four children to inherit 22% of the property rights of Yunshulin and 0/2% of the property rights of Liu Jicheng Yunshulin/kloc-0. Liu refused to accept the appeal and appealed to Guangzhou Intermediate People's Court, which made a final judgment in April 2065438+2006 and upheld the original judgment.