Second, if your father bought a house for his children before remarriage, the name on the property certificate is your father's, but the house was notarized before remarriage, and your stepmother and stepchildren have no right to inherit it.
Third, if the name on the house and real estate license your father bought for his children before remarriage is your father's, because your stepmother and stepchildren are very kind to him and give him an old-age clock, and the original children have failed to do their duty to support the elderly, the old man will and notarize it to his stepmother and stepchildren, and the stepmother and stepchildren have the right to inherit the house.
Fourth, if your father bought a house for his children before he remarried, the name on the real estate license is your father's, and the original children are very good to him after marriage, and the stepchildren and stepmother are also very good to him, supporting the elderly. If the old man makes a will, and his original children, stepmother and stepchildren have the same inheritance rights to the house, and after notarization, then his original children, stepmother and stepchildren have the same inheritance rights to the house.
Fifth, if your father bought a house for his children before he remarried, the name on the property ownership certificate is that your father's children are very kind to him, and your stepmother and stepchildren are also very kind to him, and your father has not made a will on the house. If your father dies, the original children and stepchildren can have equal inheritance rights if his original children have no objection. If the original children have objections, and there is evidence that the father's house was bought for the original children, and it is pre-marital property, the stepmother and stepchildren have no right to inherit your father's house.