Even if the gifted property is transferred to a spouse through divorce property division, re-gifted to a child, or sold to a third party, the duty to return the legally reserved portion does not disappear. If the property no longer exists in kind, you must return its value—that is, repay it in money. If you rush to transfer assets, a fraudulent-transfer cancellation lawsuit may be added, making the situation even more complicated.

In this article, we organize the structure of returning the legally reserved portion when the recipient disposes of the property, the legal risks by transfer route, strategies to extinguish inheritance rights through annulment of marriage, and practical ways to defend against a claim for the legally reserved portion, based on real consultation cases.

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