Harmful Donations of Legitimate Share and Action for Reduction
The principle of testamentary freedom stands as a cornerstone in the law of succession, yet it must be balanced with the need to ensure that at least a portion of the estate is allocated to the closest family nucleus. In this regard, the law reserves for a specific category of “successors” a share of the […]
Understanding the Impact of Donations on Inheritance
Donations made during one’s lifetime can significantly affect the distribution of inheritance, particularly for legal heirs such as spouses, children, and parents. While giving a donation may seem like an act of generosity, it can also serve as a strategic means for the donor to advance the distribution of their estate, potentially bypassing the need […]
Unlocking the Mystery of Inheritance in Italy: How to Determine Your Share of an Estate
Discovering whether you’re the beneficiary of an inheritance can be a labyrinthine journey, especially if you’re in the dark about a deceased relative’s demise or their testamentary intentions. In Italy, the process of inheritance typically revolves around the transfer of assets either as outlined in a will or, in its absence, through distribution among legal […]
Resolving Conflicts Among Heirs: Legal Strategies and Solutions
In the aftermath of a family member’s demise, managing the inheritance often becomes a complex task, exacerbated when disputes emerge among heirs. This article delves into legal pathways and effective approaches to navigate and resolve conflicts, ensuring an equitable and compliant administration of the inheritance in accordance with the deceased’s intentions. What is Inheritance Succession?Inheritance […]
Withdrawing from Deceased Grandfather’s Account: Can Inheritance Still Be Renounced?
My father withdrew money from my grandfather’s account after his death. Can he still renounce his inheritance? Firstly, according to Article 519 of the Civil Code, renouncing an inheritance: Can only occur after the death of the person whose inheritance is at stake.Must be declared before a notary or the clerk of the court in […]