Inheritance law examines the death-related dispositions that people want to make on their property after their death, and how the inherited property (heritage) will be shared between the legal heirs and other heirs in the event of their death, after the decision to be absent or in the presence of the presumption of death. It is also a special area of law that examines how and in what order debts will be paid.
According to the rules of the Law of Inheritance, the property of the deceased or the person whose declaration of absence is called the estate. Inheritor is the person whose legal relations are regulated after his death. Regardless of age, gender and wealth status, every person can be a legal heir. A legator is always a real person. Although legal entities can be inheritors, they cannot be legators. The rights acquired by the people who have the estate as a result of the transfer of the inheritance are called the right of inheritance. Upon the death or absence of the inheritance, the person or persons who have the right to the estate on the estate are called inheritor(s).
– Obtaining a certificate of inheritance
– Inheritance transfer
– Issuing a will
– Cancellation of will
– Opening an action for reduction lawsuit
– Debarment from inheritance
– Preparation of an inheritance waiver agreement
– Action for annulment of inheritance certificate
– Opening a lawsuit for denial of inheritance
– Lifelong support contract
– Filing a lawsuit for dissolution of the partnership
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