Legal Inheritance Assistance
You can inherit a close relative if you meet the conditions set out in the Inheritance Act. The rules as to who are the heirs who will receive part of the inheritance property and in what amount this inheritance will be are determined depending on the kinship with the testator. The relatives of the testator are divided into heirs, and in some rows there are separate groups - depending on the type and proximity of the relationship. If there is a will, the…
Rejection of inheritance
In view of the Inheritance Act, the heirs who have accepted the inheritance are responsible for the obligations that are included in it, according to the shares they receive. The law allows for the renunciation of inheritance - the heir loses his rights to the property and the positives of his heir and is released from all liabilities of the inheritance. The heir, who has accepted the inheritance according to the inventory, is liable only up to the amount…
Drafting, declaring, contesting a will
The heir's spouse inherits according to special rules together with the heirs of I, II and III order. In case there are no heirs from these ranks, the husband inherits everything. - Preparation, announcement, contestation of a will The will is a unilateral act of the testator. The Bulgarian Law contains certain requirements that a person must meet in order to be able to dispose of his property in case of death. The will allows the testator to distribute…
Contractual or judicial division of inheritance
Each owner has the right to divide the hereditary co-owned property. The aim is as a result of the division for each of the co-owners to be separated such an independent part of the thing, respectively from the totality, equal to the ideal part owned by him. Voluntary division is the best way to settle, as parties to the relationship, as they themselves and in case of mutual compromises terminate co-ownership. It is made in the form of a contract, which…