配偶根本得不到對方父母的資產，這個不需要婚前協議，子壇父母的錢根本不用擔心

Short answer: usually no — a spouse does not automatically inherit from their spouse’s parents’ estate.

 

How it typically works

 

 

When someone passes away, their estate goes to:

 

1. Their spouse
2. Their children
3. Then other relatives

In-laws (like a son-in-law or daughter-in-law) are not in the default line of inheritance.

 

 

 

When a spouse 

could

 receive it

 

 

There are a few exceptions:

 

 

1. Named in a will

 

If the parents explicitly include the spouse in their will, then yes.

 

 

2. Through their partner

 

If:

 

• The parents leave everything to their child (your spouse), and
• Your spouse later passes away

 

 

Then you may inherit indirectly through your spouse

 

 

3. Joint ownership / trusts

 

If assets are:

 

• in a trust
• or jointly owned

 

 

Then rules may differ.