How Is an Inheritance Divided? Title Deeds, Banks and Disputes
On the death of the deceased the heirs become joint owners of the estate; the division is made either by agreement or through a…
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Certificate of inheritance, renunciation, wills, the reserved share, collusive transfers and dissolution of co-ownership: steps and time limits.
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How to Make a Will: Notary, Handwritten Will and Formal Requirements
A will can be made in official form, in handwriting or, in extraordinary circumstances, orally; a will that does not comply…
Read moreKeeping Property from Heirs: The Collusive Transfer Case
A deceased transferring property to one child as a "sale" is the most common inheritance dispute in practice. No limitation…
Read moreRenouncing an Inheritance: Time Limits, Conditions and Renunciation by Operation of Law
An inheritance transfers not only assets but debts. This guide covers the three-month period for renunciation, when it starts…
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