Personal property of remarriage usually refers to the property acquired by one spouse before remarriage. In principle, the property owned by one party, that is, the premarital property of the husband or wife, can also be referred to as the legal personal property of the husband and wife. Article 39 of the Marriage Law stipulates that:; At the time of divorce, the joint property of the husband and wife shall be disposed of by both parties through agreement; If no agreement is reached, the people's court shall make a judgment on the basis of the specific conditions of the property and the principle of taking care of the rights and interests of children and women. As for inheritance, we should first distinguish whether it is parents' property before marriage or after marriage. In the absence of an agreement, the premarital property of each party shall belong to their own and shall be inherited by their children. If the other party's children support the elderly, they can share part of the property according to law. For the property of parents after marriage, it is necessary to divide it between parents first. After the division, the property belonging to the deceased party will be inherited by the non deceased father or mother and the children of the deceased party.