FAQ
Frequently asked questions on the subject of inheritance law
A will is a document that regulates the distribution of assets after death. It prevents disputes among the heirs and ensures clarity.
Legal succession comes into force if there is no will. It determines which family members inherit and in what order.
The compulsory portion is a legally guaranteed share of the inheritance for close relatives who were not included in the will.
A community of heirs is created when several people inherit jointly. Decisions must be made unanimously, which can lead to complex situations.
A will can be drawn up unilaterally, whereas an inheritance contract is concluded between at least two parties and is more binding.