An inheritance matter may involve family relationships, property and several people with different interests. The office reviews the relevant documents and assists with resolving the matter through negotiation or court proceedings.
How we can assist
- Legal support in matters involving wills.
- Acceptance of inheritance.
- Review of estate assets and property titles.
- Disputes over inheritance rights and estate claims.
- Partition matters and challenges to wills.
- Negotiations between the parties involved.
For the first discussion
Identify the main people and assets involved. Any will, property titles, agreements or court documents will assist the review.
How we arrange the first meetingFrequently asked questions
What is needed to begin reviewing an inheritance?
Family relationship details, any will, available information about assets and debts, and relevant dates. The first discussion identifies the certificates and further documents needed.
The estate may have debts. How should I proceed?
Seek timely assessment before making decisions or taking steps concerning the assets. The available options require an overall picture of assets, liabilities and relevant dates.
What if another country is involved?
Residence, asset locations and documents may raise questions across jurisdictions. Mention every overseas connection at the outset so the necessary coordination can be arranged.
These are general answers. Appropriate action depends on the facts and deadlines of each matter.