Inheritance – Will and Testament

Capability of handling complex inheritance procedures

For issues like inheritance / will and testament, the following questions can be raised.

• I don't know what equity the deceased had or who is entitled to inherit.
• I discovered a will and testament, but I don't know how to properly inform the relatives of the existence or content of it.
• I am sure that I am entitled to inherit but don't know how to make a legal claim.
• I don't know how to deal with land division requests.
• I don't know how to deal with the debts I am about to leave with heirs.

These are issues are not particularly something you want to spend too much your time. If you are doing on your research, you may struggle to find right answers to these questions.
Even if you do not have such issues, if you leave the specific procedures to the Attorney, you can eliminate the burden of dealing with inheritance.

We can create a legally valid Will and Testament without error

In the case of inheritance, if the person who retains the estate has a special desire for control and management over the inheritance afterlife , he/she must leave a Will.

• I would like to inherit at a different rate from the statutory regulation
• I would like to leave my estate to someone other than the legal heirs
• There are some legal heirs whom I do not feel comfortable handing over my estate to. 
• I would like have a amicable inheritance that all of us can agree on without any dispute.

In order to achieve the above goals, it is necessary to prepare a will and testament that is both publicly valid and appropriate in accordance with the law.
In addition, the division of the estate must be determined carefully so that the content is too biased to cause conflicts between relatives.
With taking all of these factors into consideration, the Attorney is able to create a legally valid Will that respects the wishes of the individuals who have inherited the property to the fullest extent.

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Entrusted with the investigation of the inheriting property and the heirs

In order to divide the estate, the deceased's property and the relatives who inherit them must be thoroughly investigated.
However, there may be cases where some heir(s) is unknown or where there is a large amount of savings in a bank account that the relative does not know about.
The investigation involves many procedures such as acquiring various documents from government offices and financial institutions.
If you leave it to our professionals, you can say goodbye to troublesome works and have a summary of the inheritance without any effort. 

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Please be advised on whether to renounce inheritance

In the event that deceased has any kinds of debt, it is necessary to think whether inheritance should be renounced.
In the case of renunciation of inheritance, it is necessary to make a careful decision as to which one should be chosen, since it is also a renunciation of a positive legacy.
Please consult us as we can take steps to manage the debt while retaining positive assets.

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We try as much desirable inheritance agreement as possible  

In instance, it is common to see arguments over how the division of estate should be done. Common disputes between heirs are disagreements over who gets what and disagreement on whether property / estate should be cashed for distribution. With help of our attorneys, you can find effective solutions made by years of experience in handling similar cases, so that you can put an end to inheritance disputes. 

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Avoid inadvertent deterioration of relationships between relatives

Inheritance is a very delicate matter.
If the discussion does not go well, heirs may become very agitated and, in some cases, irreversible that affect relationships between relatives.
If you ask a lawyer for help, from the begging of the inheritance procedure, you will be able to know all the risks and respond to it properly and responsively. 
You can effectively negotiate and provide appropriate advice and support to avoid problems from an objective standpoint.

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Appropriate procedures can be taken to recover a legally reserved portion if it is violated.

Legal heirs other than siblings are called "Legally reserved portion," but depending on the content of the Will, there are cases some heirs granted inheritance by a will did not received.  
In this case, the procedure "Claim for abatement of legally reserved portion" will be followed.
Because there are many conflicts in the courts, it is advised to entrust the procedures with an Attorney.