Duc Tien's wife is "upset" that her mother-in-law is looking at the funeral money and contributions for her children?

Binh Phuong said that Mr. Tien's mother is now keeping an eye on the funeral money and private contributions for her daughter Meo Meo, while she has fully paid for her daughter's hospital fees and insurance.

Recently, the story related to the assets and financial responsibilities of the family of former actor Duc Tien continues to attract attention. Binh Phuong - his wife - has shared frankly about the current situation, especially related to the funeral money and private contributions for daughter Meo Meo.

According to Binh Phuong, the total amount is 7.2 billion VND, of which she only received 2 billion 036 million VND, because the rest is not under the jurisdiction of the Vietnamese court. She explained: "Elderly people are exempt from paying court fees, but I still have to pay this amount in full... However, Mr. Tien's mother said that the amount was not enough."

The main contentious issue was Duc Tien's house in the US. Since this is an asset outside the jurisdiction of the Vietnamese court, Tien's mother's request was rejected. Binh Phuong emphasized that this caused his mother to shift her attention to the condolence money and other private contributions for Meo Meo, which she considered Marie To's "private property".

Binh Phuong specifically said: "This money includes the life insurance that the company withdraws directly from Meo Meo's account every month, as well as the $5,000 insurance contract that GĐNSTL reserved for her. Meanwhile, I paid for the hospital fees and emergency expenses for my child in full myself."

She also expressed her frustration with her husband's family's perspective: the calculation of funeral money, life insurance for children and individual support payments was misunderstood, leading to the misunderstanding that Binh Phuong was "appropriating" the common property. In fact, according to her, all expenses for Meo Meo were transparent and were made for the purpose of directly caring for the child.

An important point that Binh Phuong emphasized is that the Vietnamese court rejected the claim for assets abroad, which means that the house in the US is not subject to dispute in Vietnam. "This also means that any claims for assets or money related to the house are completely illegal in Vietnam," she shared.

In addition, Binh Phuong also talked about his personal responsibility in taking care of his child: "I paid for the hospital, emergency and insurance costs for Meo Meo. I always transparently used the funeral money or other donations for the right purpose, not for any other personal use."

This case is not only a property dispute but also reflects conflicts within the family, especially differences in views on rights and responsibilities towards children. Binh Phuong said she hopes that everything will be resolved fairly, without affecting the rights of her daughter Meo Meo.

Currently, the online community is closely following the story's developments, many people expressed sympathy for Binh Phuong when she has to face legal issues while taking care of her young child. Her sharing also helps the public better understand the expenses, insurance and benefits related to Meo Meo, avoiding unnecessary misunderstandings. While legal procedures continue to be carried out, Binh Phuong remains steadfast in being transparent about expenses, protecting the rights of her daughter.

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