Inheritance
We help heirs accept an inheritance, complete it with a notary and resolve disputes between heirs. Where documents are missing, we find ways to restore them.
Who it is for
- Heirs after the death of a relative
- Family members who disagree about shares
- People who want to make a will or challenge one
Typical situations
- The deadline for accepting the inheritance may have passed
- Property documents are lost or incomplete
- One heir will not let the others into the house
- There are doubts about whether a will is valid
- The estate includes a flat, a car or a company share
How we work
Identifying the heirs
We establish who inherits, the shares, and whether there is a will.
Gathering documents
We prepare requests to the relevant bodies to restore missing documents.
Working with the notary
We support you as the notary opens the file and issues the certificate.
Court, if disputed
Without agreement, we apply to court to set the shares or restore the deadline.
Documents to prepare
- Death certificate
- Property documents (cadastre, technical passport)
- Proof of kinship
- The will, if any
- Heirs' identity documents
This list is indicative. Your attorney will give you the exact list at the first meeting.
Frequently asked questions
What if the deadline to accept the inheritance has passed?
With a valid reason it can be restored through the court. We will review your situation and assess the options.
What if the documents are lost?
Copies can be requested from archives and registries. We will tell you where to apply.
Can an estate be divided without going to court?
Yes. If the heirs agree, it is completed with a notary. Court is only needed if there is a dispute.
Let us talk about your situation
At the first meeting we review your documents and explain the routes available.