The court has finally made its decision with the lawsuit filed by late Goo Hara's father against her birth mother.
The court took the side of Goo Hara's father and he has partially won the lawsuit against her birth mother. The lawsuit was for the child support that her birth mother failed to provide.
The Gwangju Family Court ruled in favor of the father partially, regarding the lawsuit that was filed way back July 2020. It was revealed that Goo Hara's mother had failed to attend the court hearing and just sent her lawyer to go instead. Goo Hara's father was always present in attending the trials.
Goo Hara's Previous Case Related to the Inheritance of her Estate
Gwangju Family Courts released their decision on Dec. 21 regarding the real estate of the late Goo Hara. It was reported that the court sided with Goo Hara's mother against the family regarding the inheritance of the late star's estate. The representative of Goo Ho In (Goo Hara's brother) revealed that the court acknowledged the father's contribution to his family as he had made efforts to support his children and raising them alone.
Therefore, the court had ruled a 6:4 split between her brother Goo Ho In and her birth mother, instead of 5:5.
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About the "Goo Hara Act"
Goo Ho In applied a petition to revise South Korea's inheritance law, which is to prevent the parents, who neglected their responsibilities to take care and provide for their children, to claim an inheritance from them. This was triggered when their estranged mother re-appeared and contacted them claiming a share of Hara's inheritance.
The petition was successful, after garnering 100,000 signatures in the span of 30 days. Her brother then pushed the legislature to introduce the law in Goo Hara's name; which is the "Goo Hara Act."
The "Goo Hara Act" have passed the National Assembly and Goo Ho In's lawsuit took place before the act passed. Therefore, his lawsuit proceeded under the current legal system. Without the "Goo Hara Act," their absentee mother will gain access to some of the late singer's estate.
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South Korean singer and actress Goo Hara was a member of the South Korean girl group Kara and she also starred in television dramas like "City Hunter" (2011).
On Nov. 24, 2019, everyone was shocked when news came out that Goo Hara was found dead at her home in Cheongdam-dong, Gangnam. The cause of death ruled as possible suicide. Goo Hara's death happened over a month after her close friend and fellow idol Sulli had taken her own life.
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Written by Liza Parker
