A lifelong split

A lifelong split

    By law, an inheritance is first and foremost inherited by the children and the spouse. Then it is the turn of the parents, and so until the persons with the right to inherit are exhausted. Inheritance can be determined before the death of the heir. How? The ways of dividing for two: dividing the donation and dividing the will. All heirs must participate in the partition. Otherwise the lifetime divide will be null and void. With donation you donate your property to the heirs for free. Only that property that you own prior to the conclusion of the donation contract falls within it. Everything acquired after that is not subject to the contract, and even including it will not take effect. If you want to retain the right of use until your death after your heirs become owners, you will need to include it as a stipulation in the title deed. This is in case you donate a property. With a divisive will you distribute all your things - for example, real estate, money and more. among his heirs. The will is both handwritten and notarized. The handwritten will must be handwritten, with the date and signature required. Do not have any additions after the signature because they will be null and void. The notary's will draws up a notary in the presence of two witnesses. You dictate your will to the notary and he records it. Then read it to you for confirmation.