The bereaved families of the late Goo Hara have entered a legal dispute over her inheritance. Goo Hara’s brother has filed a legal suit against his biological mother regarding the division of the inheritance.
Goo Hara’s biological mother has also appointed her own legal representative. She claims that as Goo Hara’s mother, she should receive 50% of the inheritance split. However, Goo Hara’s biological father has come out to flat out deny such an absurd request. He has also given his 50% share to Goo Hara’s brother.
We cannot accept the mother’s request. The mother abandoned her young children and left the house. What rights does she have to receive any of Hara’s assets?
I have traveled all over the country to try and cover the expenses needed to raise children. Up until now, Hara and her brother have spent their schooling days without their mother. Grandmother and her brother took care of Hara.
— Goo Hara’s father
Due to the transfer of the inheritance, Goo Hara’s assets would be split 50/50, between Hara’s mother and her brother. However, her brother has also raised an objection.
Hara was only 9 years old when our mother ran away from home. She spent her life fighting the trauma of being abandoned.
Our father paid for Hara [and my] living expenses, After she debuted, our father acted as her guardian.
— Goo Hara’s brother.
Goo Hara wrote in a memo back in 2016 how much she misses her mother.
As you say, as you think. It all comes to this. I need to protect myself. I know myself the best. No, I am more sensitive about myself, than anyone else, it’s really scary how much I know. I know when my energy will be taken away, so I can manage always being happy and having a positive attitude.
I miss my mother. I want my mom to feel that I miss her. It’s always stuck in my throat, but I can’t spit it out, it just sinks back in. I am more desperate and want this feeling more than anyone else.
More than anyone. Pain… no. I have been hurt. That’s enough.
— Goo Hara’s memo
She also talked about how she is afraid she isn’t being loved, but things would be okay for her.
They don’t love me…
I don’t think they love me.
I love you.
I love you.
Please love me.
I need love.
I need attention and love and warmth.What more do I need to do.
I’m going crazy.
Wake up Hara.
It’s okay. It’s okay.
Everything can go well. It’s okay.
It’s okay. It’s okay.— Goo Hara’s memo
On March 3, Goo Hara’s brother filed a suit with the Gwangju Family Court against the division of the inheritance, basing it off of Article 1008 of the Civil Law, which states that the courts should consider the importance of those who have contributed to the maintaining and increasing of wealth for the deceased person.
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