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Inheritance law

Estates and partitions organised with clear documentation.

Support from identifying heirs and assets through partition by agreement or inventory proceedings.

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Essential information

Individual assessment. Clear information. Legal rigour.

Initial assessment

An estate includes assets, rights, debts and formalities

Before partition, it is necessary to identify the interested parties, the estate assets and liabilities, and any will, gifts or disagreements. Taking the steps in the right order helps avoid incomplete registrations and unnecessary disputes.

Identification

Heirs, will, list of assets, debts and available documents.

Regularisation

Confirmation of heirs, tax reporting and necessary registrations.

Partition

Negotiation, formalisation by agreement or inventory proceedings where there is a dispute.

Family relationships

Prepare an outline of family relationships and known contacts.

Sources of information

Distinguish documented information from details that still need confirmation.

Expenses and payments

Organise receipts and identify who paid each amount.

How we work

From assessment to action

Our work is defined according to the facts, documents and deadlines involved.

1

Identify the interested parties

We confirm the heirs, any will and representation of each party.

2

Map the estate

We gather information about assets, debts, gifts and liabilities.

3

Regularise and partition

We define the required acts, negotiations, registrations or inventory proceedings.

Legal advice before your next step

A consultation helps organise the facts, identify risks and assess the legal options available.

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Scope of our work

Support at the different stages of inheritance

Support from identifying heirs and assets through partition by agreement or inventory proceedings.

Confirmation of heirs

Preparation of the documents required to identify the heirs formally.

Assets and debts

Organisation of assets, liabilities, accounts, property and company interests.

Partition by agreement

Negotiation and formalisation of the distribution of assets among the interested parties.

Inventory proceedings and disputes

Representation where there is no agreement or challenges and claims arise.

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Legal information

An estate includes assets, rights, debts and formalities

Before partition, it is necessary to identify the interested parties, the estate assets and liabilities, and any will, gifts or disagreements. Taking the steps in the right order helps avoid incomplete registrations and unnecessary disputes.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Does an estate include debts?

It can. The estate should be assessed as a whole, including assets, rights and liabilities.

Does confirmation of heirs automatically partition the estate?

No. Identifying the heirs, registering the assets and partitioning the estate are different acts, although some may be handled together.

What happens if there is no agreement?

Inventory proceedings may be required to resolve disagreements about the interested parties, assets or manner of partition.

Appointments

Assistance with an estate or partition

Tell us the date of death, known heirs, principal assets and whether there is already a dispute.

You may call now, book through the calendar or complete the form.

What we can review

  • Confirmation of heirs: Preparation of the documents required to identify the heirs formally.
  • Assets and debts: Organisation of assets, liabilities, accounts, property and company interests.
  • Partition by agreement: Negotiation and formalisation of the distribution of assets among the interested parties.

Useful documents and information

  • Death certificate and details of family members
  • Information about any will
  • Documents relating to property, vehicles, accounts and company interests

Assistance with an estate or partition

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Assistance with an estate or partition

Tell us the date of death, known heirs, principal assets and whether there is already a dispute.

Contact and appointments
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