案例:被继承人崔某,男,2013年10月30日因交通事故死亡,生前留有存款人民币壹拾万元整。其父母均健在,长女崔A(1994年出生)系崔某与黄某之女,崔某与黄某于2000年离婚,崔A由崔某抚养,崔某于2001年开始与李某同居,于2002年育有一女崔B、2007年育有一子崔C,至崔某死亡之日,未与李某登记结婚,李某多年来一直同崔某及其父母、子女共同生活。崔某的父母及崔A均认为李某未与崔某办理结婚登记,属于非法同居,这笔存款应当与李某无关,而李某则认为自己与崔某共同生活 Case: Cui Mou, the decedent, was killed on October 30, 2013 due to an accident and left a deposit of RMB10,000 for his lifetime. His parents are alive, the eldest daughter Choi A (1994 was born) Department Cui and Hwang’s daughter, Cui and Hwang divorced in 2000, Cui Cui raised by a Cui Mou in 2001 and Lee live together , Bred a daughter Cui B in 2002, bred a Cui C in 2007, to the death of Cui a day, not registered with Lee, Lee has been with Cui and his parents and children live together for many years. Choi’s parents and Cui A Lee and Cui are not considered for marriage registration, belonging to illegal cohabitation, the deposit should have nothing to do with Lee, and Lee believes he and Choi live together