Family law & inheritance law

Inheritance law

Settling early what is to happen to your assets spares your family disputes and uncertainty. Once a succession has occurred, we help to administer it in an orderly manner.

What matters

Wills and contracts of inheritance

Without a testamentary disposition, statutory succession applies – which often does not reflect your own wishes. A will must be handwritten and signed by the testator or executed before a notary.

The compulsory share

Close relatives such as children and spouses are entitled, even if disinherited, to a compulsory share amounting to half of their statutory share of the estate – as a monetary claim.

The community of heirs

Several heirs administer the estate jointly until it has been divided. We support the division – amicably wherever possible.

Our advice

How we support you

Taking stock

We gain an overview of your family, your assets and your wishes.

Drafting

We draft your will or contract of inheritance and tailor its provisions to your situation.

Administration

When a succession occurs, we support you with the division of the estate, compulsory share issues and executorship.

Services

Our services at a glance

Your contact

Talk to us.

Gewürzmühlstraße 5 · 80538 Munich

089 55 26 26 0
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