Inheritance law governs how a deceased person’s assets are distributed. In Turkey, inheritance distribution follows the Civil Code. Legal heirs include the spouse, children, and other relatives.
Distribution is based on a will, if one exists. If there is no will, statutory inheritance shares apply. Obtaining legal support is crucial to protect heirs’ rights during this process.
The process begins with identifying the deceased’s assets. If heirs agree, the distribution proceeds. In case of disputes, the matter is resolved through court proceedings.
Yes, heirs can reject an inheritance, typically when debts exceed assets. A rejection must be filed with the civil court within three months.
Inheritance law is complex, and missteps can lead to loss of rights. Our firm offers professional support for inheritance distribution and related matters. Contact us for more details.
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