Inheritance Law
Inheritance Law, which always concerns everyone and every family, deals with the death-related dispositions that people want to make on their property after their death, and in the event of their death, after the decision of their absence or in the presence of the presumption of death, how the inherited property (tereke) will be transferred between the legal heirs and other heirs. Inheritance Law, which examines how the debts will be shared and how and in what order the debts will be paid, is a sub-branch of Civil Law.
How, in what proportions and to whom the assets of the deceased will be distributed after the death or absence of each real person, the distribution of the inheritance according to legal, fair and equitable inheritance shares, and especially the proportion of shares that will fall to the heirs with their own will and will in wills and wills. It causes various questions, problems and hostilities between people and family members due to the multitude of variables that affect it from past to present, changing and affecting its shares. Considering these results and the fact that the cases in the field of inheritance law are quite diverse and complex, inheritance law has become an important branch of law that directly affects every aspect of human life. Therefore, with these aspects and cases, Inheritance Law is a legal discipline that requires expertise.
If service is not received from a lawyer or law firm specialized in Inheritance Law or inheritance cases, it is highly likely that rights may be lost and deprivations may occur. Therefore, getting support from a lawyer or law firm specialized in inheritance cases is very important and for the benefit of the heir. Because an expert and experienced inheritance lawyer will provide legal support to the heir during the inheritance litigation process and will also prevent possible loss of rights and deprivations in the sharing of the inheritance.
The transactions our company carries out among the estate transactions are as follows:
Investigating whether there is a will of the deceased person
Revealing the movable and immovable properties of the deceased person, conducting research in accident land registry offices, banks, vehicle registration office and other government offices
Including the deceased person's heirs in the property division and collecting the necessary documents
Preparing an estate application with or without a will and applying to the court for the establishment of an estate
Appointment or replacement of estate administrator
Applying to the Tax Office for inheritance tax
Preparation of Property Sharing and Division List between heirs and heirs
Opening a transfer file at the Land Registry Office
Transfer of movable property
Ensuring control and management of bank accounts
