Inheritance/Estate

Dividing an Inheritance, Rejecting/Refusing an Inheritance, Household Effects, Real Estate

The passing of a loved one is an emotional and impactful event. In such situations, disagreements can escalate significantly.

By communicating with each other in a good and fair manner during the distribution of an estate, there is often more understanding for the viewpoints of other family members.

With the help of a mediator, you can reach a solution together and preserve the family relationship.

Examples:

1. A common problem is that the heirs cannot agree on how the assets should be valued.
2. There is no will and the assets need to be divided. Father and mother have passed away and left two houses to their three children. This means that the three children together have become owners of two houses. One of the children wants to sell the houses and have one third of the value of the houses transferred to his/her account. The other children do not want to sell the houses.
3. An agricultural family business has been run by two sons in a general partnership with their mother since the death of their father, a partnership which the mother previously had with the father. After the death of one of those two sons—single and without children—more than ten heirs disagree about the settlement of both estates.

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