Inheritance law determines how a person’s estate passes after death. Statutory heirs, appointed heirs, wills and inheritance agreements form the principal framework.
Identifying the estate, obtaining a certificate of inheritance, disclaiming inheritance and dividing assets can involve different formalities and time limits. Historical facts and records are important in reserved-share and collusion disputes.
Main topics covered
- Certificates of inheritance
- Wills and inheritance agreements
- Disclaimer of inheritance
- Identification and division of the estate
- Dissolution of co-ownership
- Reserved-share and reduction claims
- Alleged collusion by the deceased
Working approach
Civil registry records, title deeds, banking records and testamentary instruments are reviewed together. Succession relationships and time-sensitive applications are assessed in their factual context.
This content is for general information only and does not constitute legal advice.
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