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Apply for a Community certificate as a pre- or post-inheritance

When a testator dies, he usually leaves not just one heir, but several. These enter the so-called community of heirs with inheritance. Only after the inheritance dispute has...

Apply for a limited Community certificate as a pre- or post-inheritance

When a testator dies, he usually leaves not just one heir, but several. These enter the so-called community of heirs with inheritance. Only after the inheritance dispute has...

Apply for a limited Community certificate of inheritance as a pre- or post-inheritance

When a testator dies, he usually leaves not just one heir, but several. These enter the so-called community of heirs with inheritance. Only after the inheritance dispute has...

Apply for a sole certificate on the basis of a will

If you have accepted your inheritance, you will often need proof of your status as an heir. If you are the sole heir or sole heir according to a will or contract of inheritance,...

Applying for a joint certificate of inheritance as a pre- or post-inheritance

The probate court can also issue a so-called joint certificate of inheritance for several heirs. Any co-heir may apply for a joint certificate of inheritance. If there is a pre-...

Applying for a joint certificate of inheritance on the basis of a will

When a testator dies, he usually leaves not just one heir, but several. These enter the so-called community of heirs with inheritance. Only after the inheritance dispute has...

Applying for a joint certificate of partial receipt on the basis of a will

When a testator dies, he usually leaves not just one heir, but several. These enter the so-called community of heirs with inheritance on the basis of a will. Only after the...

Inheritance contract

In addition to the establishment of a will, there are also cases where it is better to conclude an inheritance contract. You can also determine the transfer of your assets in...

Special official custody of a disposition of property upon death (e.g. will)

A disposition of property upon death, e.g. a will, is deposited with the district court during one's lifetime and kept there so that it can be found in the event of death.