The loss of a loved one is emotionally difficult and often makes it hard to navigate inheritance law and comply with the necessary legal formalities. That is why our law firm is committed to supporting clients and ensuring that all required procedures are handled with the utmost care and efficiency. With extensive experience in all types of inheritance matters – both statutory and testamentary – we offer comprehensive legal guidance. We clearly explain the difference between rejecting an inheritance, accepting it unconditionally, or accepting it with the benefit of inventory. We also clarify the deadlines for submitting these declarations, how these time limits are calculated for each heir, and provide detailed instructions on the correct procedure.
In certain cases, it is not enough to simply submit a declaration; it may also be necessary to initiate proceedings for the confirmation of inheritance. Following the amendment to the Family and Guardianship Code, which came into force on November 23, 2023, a significant change was introduced regarding the inheritance rights of minors. Specifically, when a minor inherits an estate, prior approval from the family court is no longer required for actions that go beyond the ordinary management of the child’s property. In some situations, however, this obligation still applies to the minor’s legal representative.
To ensure that the acceptance or rejection of an inheritance on behalf of a minor is legally valid and effective, our law firm provides full legal guidance throughout this process, with a focus on protecting the minor’s estate. Our legal services also cover issues related to liability for debts arising from an inheritance. If you have doubts about the authenticity of a will, we advise on the appropriate legal steps to contest its validity. In such proceedings, expert opinions from court-appointed specialists play a crucial role and should be submitted at the appropriate stage of the process.