Codicil in succession law of Australia
Due to the specific content of testamentary statements, every will should be regularly reviewed by the testator for compliance with...
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Challenging wills in Swedish inheritance law
In Sweden, inheritance is currently regulated by the Swedish Inheritance Code, Ärvdabalk. The codification of this branch of civi...
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Inheritance laws in Cyprus for foreign property owners
Due to the fact that the Republic of Cyprus is a member of the European Union, citizens of all EU member states benefit from the fr...
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Inheritance in Belgium – appointment of the executor of the will and their role
For obvious reasons, it is in the interest of testators to fully recreate their last will after death. One way to secure the rightf...
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Legitimate portion in Lithuania
The legitimate portion is one of the most important and complex institutions of inheritance law in Lithuania, as well as in many ot...
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Inheritance in the Czech republic – who is the administrator of the inheritance?
One of the main tasks of an estate administrator and executor of a will is to ensure the proper progress of the inheritance proceed...
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Statutory succession in inheritance law in the Netherlands
The latest statistical data indicates that Poles are leading among the citizens of European Union member states when it comes to li...
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Inheritance in Finland – how should a will be interpreted?
Proper interpretation of testamentary statements is extremely important from the perspective of the deceased's inheritance rights. ...
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Inheritance in Australia – rectification of a will in New South Wales
In today's article, we have addressed the issue of amending a will in the light of the regulations in force in New South Wales. Thi...
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Inheritance in Germany – erbengemeinschaft
Erbengemeinschaft is a concept known under German inheritance law. It means nothing else but compulsory joint inheritance. This hap...
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lack of a will and inheritance in Switzerland
Nowadays, there are two fundamental ways of inheriting leading to the acquisition of an estate from a deceased individual. Dependin...
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How to create a private will in Ontario?
In Canada, as a federal state, there are many different legal systems that coexist. This applies, among other things, to legal acts...
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How to renounce an inheritance in Slovakia
In the vast majority of cases, heirs decide to accept the inheritance from the deceased testator. This happens because, fundamental...
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Revocation of a will under canadian inheritance law
Inheritance in Canada is particularly complex. Similar to the USA, the establishment of inheritance law provisions falls under the ...
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Refusal of inheritance in the Czech republic
Inheriting an estate often involves inheriting the deceased's debts. Therefore, the decision regarding whether to accept ...
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The importance of inheritance contracts in inheritance law in Switzerland
Inheritance planning involves making binding property arrangements in anticipation of one's death (mortis causa) in a way that excl...
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