Inheritance is the transfer of the assets (estate) left behind by a person upon his/her death to his/her legal or appointed heirs. Inheritance does not only consist of assets such as goods, property and money; it also includes the debts of the heir (liabilities). In some cases, the debts of the heir may be more...

Inheritance law is the branch of law that regulates to whom and in what proportions the assets (inheritance) left behind by a person upon his/her death shall pass. The division of inheritance is made according to the will (will or inheritance contract) of the deceased person (heir) or according to the provisions of the law....

Inheritance law is a field related to the distribution of the assets of the deceased. However, in inheritance law, there are not only sharing, but also some procedural rules on how this sharing will be done. These procedural rules are put in place to prevent disputes between heirs and to ensure that the inheritance is...

After the death of a person, the process of dividing the goods and properties left behind among the legal heirs is called inheritance sharing. During the division of inheritance, many legal and moral factors must be taken into consideration. Therefore, in order for the inheritance to be shared fairly and equally, it is necessary to...

Inheritance means ownership of the assets left behind by a person after his or her death. Inheritance takes place through legal heirs or through a will in which the heirs are specified. A person’s heirs are usually his or her close relatives or those whom he or she designated before his or her death. Legal...