Legacy inherited

Legacy inherited

    In the inheritance by will, the participants are ascending and descending, relatives of the deceased person's surviving spouse, as well as his surviving spouse. Filial lineage is two persons who share a common ancestor. Here one person disposes of his property personally, and therefore the state, the municipalities, other third parties, natural and legal persons, can participate in it. He may dispose of his estate freely after his death by will, any person who is 18 years or older. In the will, only one is the person who, at will, disposes of his property or parts of it. This can be canceled by the testator by drawing up a new will. The will can be notarized and handwritten. At the notary's will the testator orally declares his will to a notary who records it in the presence of two witnesses. The date and place of its making must also be recorded, otherwise the will will be void. After its preparation, the testator, the witnesses and the notary are signed in this order. The handwritten testament is written entirely in manuscript by the testator himself. It must contain the date and signature to be affixed after the wills and the date. This will can be kept by the testator himself or he can pass it on to a notary or a third party. After being handed over to a notary public, it can only be taken back by the testator. When a handwritten will is handed over to a third party for safekeeping, that person must, after the testator's death, request the notary's declaration of the will.