Applying for an estate administrator in a deceased's estate

Applying for an estate administrator in a deceased's estate

It is possible that the partners in the estate cannot agree on the distribution of the estate. In this case, even one of the partners in the estate can apply for the appointment of a liquidator. You do not need to give reasons for your application! This is a legal remedy for an individual partner in the estate to obtain...
A partner in an estate subject to attachment

A partner in an estate subject to attachment

A partner in an estate is a person who has a share in the estate. Partners in the estate are the widow, the heirs and the beneficiaries of a universal succession. If one of the partners in the estate is the subject of an attachment, the attachment is levied on his or her...
Tasks of the estate administrator

Tasks of the estate administrator

If the partners in the estate cannot agree on the distribution of the deceased's property, the district court appoints a receiver to the estate. The administrator is appointed on application by a partner. Each partner in the estate has an independent right to apply for a...
Birth certificate and civil status certificates

Birth certificate and civil status certificates

Probate and certificates of inheritance Probate is granted after a person's death, and the deceased's assets and debts, as well as the partners in the estate, are listed in the probate register. Currently, the Office for Digital and Population Affairs and the parishes have...
Partial inheritance

Partial inheritance

Once the probate has taken place, you can move on to the distribution of the estate. The division of the estate can be done in one go as a whole, or the partners can decide to divide the property only partially. This could be the case if you want to distribute your financial assets quickly, for example if...
Before distributing the inheritance, a distribution must be made

Before distributing the inheritance, a distribution must be made

Distribution of the estate must be preceded by a division If the deceased was married during his or her lifetime and the spouses were not married, a division of property must always be made before the estate is distributed. There is no statutory time limit for the distribution or division of the estate. The division must be made...