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The apartment is privatized, i.e. it's yours or the heir's, if you haven't inherited it yet, so you can do what you want with it.
The apartment is privatized, i.e. it's yours or the heir's, if you haven't inherited it yet, so you can do what you want with it.
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what do you mean, dementia and it is impossible to write off in your favor. find out through the lawyers, FIRST FIRST CUSTOM FOR the grandmother, and so the clever kids just half otpatyvayut
what do you mean, dementia and it is impossible to write off in your favor. find out through the lawyers, FIRST FIRST CUSTOM FOR the grandmother, and so the clever kids just half otpatyvayut
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Accept your inheritance. And grandmother should accept it. Grandmother's guardian on her behalf and in her interests can and should perform legally significant actions for the acceptance of the inheritance and registration. in the property. In resalta you and grandmother become co-owners of 1 / 2 shares, registering on the basis of a certificate of right to inheritance of their ownership rights to the shares in the UGRN. You and grandmother and so are already owners by virtue of the law, for in fact the inheritance was accepted in time. When your grandmother dies you will accept her inheritance as a first priority heir by right of representation and will become the sole owner of the apartment, unless, of course, the grandmother has parents, husband, living children or other grandchildren of her deceased children. The state cannot take away an apartment. Get a notary. certificate of right to inheritance and register their ownership right to a 1 / 2 share in the apartment. On the grandmother unknown, what kind of diagnosis, where she lives, who looks after her, whether she was recognized as incapacitated, whether she was appointed a guardian, if yes, then apply to the guardian. If not, you need to deal with the recognition of the grandmother as legally incapable, and the appointment of a guardian, who would be able to perform legally significant actions on her behalf and in her interests. -
Accept your inheritance. And grandmother should accept it. Grandmother's guardian on her behalf and in her interests can and should perform legally significant actions for the acceptance of the inheritance and registration. in the property. In resalta you and grandmother become co-owners of 1 / 2 shares, registering on the basis of a certificate of right to inheritance of their ownership rights to the shares in the UGRN. You and grandmother and so are already owners by virtue of the law, for in fact the inheritance was accepted in time. When your grandmother dies you will accept her inheritance as a first priority heir by right of representation and will become the sole owner of the apartment, unless, of course, the grandmother has parents, husband, living children or other grandchildren of her deceased children. The state cannot take away an apartment. Get a notary. certificate of right to inheritance and register their ownership right to a 1 / 2 share in the apartment. On the grandmother unknown, what kind of diagnosis, where she lives, who looks after her, whether she was recognized as incapacitated, whether she was appointed a guardian, if yes, then apply to the guardian. If not, you need to deal with the recognition of the grandmother as legally incapable, and the appointment of a guardian, who would be able to perform legally significant actions on her behalf and in her interests. -
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Who's the beast-privatized? Is it from Australia?
Who's the beast-privatized? Is it from Australia?