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how do I redistribute my inheritance to my apartment? and got a better answer
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what does it mean the second claimant. if in the second turn. then no. unless of course you were not dependent on the deceased. if you are two of one turn. apply to the notary's office at the place of residence of the deceased. after 6 months you will be issued a certificate of right to inheritance?
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what does the second claimant. if the second order. then no. unless of course you were not dependent on the deceased. if you are two of one order. apply to the notary's office at the place of residence of the deceased. after 6 months you will be issued a certificate of right to inheritance
what does the second claimant. if the second order. then no. unless of course you were not dependent on the deceased. if you are two of one order. apply to the notary's office at the place of residence of the deceased. after 6 months you will be issued a certificate of right to inheritance
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First of all you need within six months after the testator's death to apply to a notary at the place of residence of the deceased to write an application for entry into an inheritance. After six months you will be summoned and announced a complete list of heirs and the presence or absence of a will. Only after that you can take measures to challenge the other heirs and the will. This is done in the court of law. Competently to draw up a statement will help a lawyer.
First of all you need within six months after the testator's death to apply to a notary at the place of residence of the deceased to write an application for entry into an inheritance. After six months you will be summoned and announced a complete list of heirs and the presence or absence of a will. Only after that you can take measures to challenge the other heirs and the will. This is done in the court of law. Competently to draw up a statement will help a lawyer.