WILLS in Russia

🙏 Please support the team of our channel: 🔴 Subscribe to our chanell: @TarasenkoVasily ➡ Website: ➡ Legal services (Whatsapp, Telegram): 7-909-961-19-09 and legalsolutions@ ➡ ➡ ➡ 🏡💸💎 You can leave your estate to anyone after death, not necessarily your relative; even an organization may be your heir. The only exception is disabled dependents, including minor children - if the will leaves them no inheritance, they may be able to claim a certain share in the legacy, although this share will most likely be small. 👫 Note that SPOUSES who acquire property during marriage OWN PROPERTY 50/50. So if you, e. g., have a shared house, you can’t bequeath the whole house to the third party - its half belongs to your husband or wife. You can only manage your half. 📕 A will must be NOTARIZED! There are some exceptional cases where death is imminent and little time left, but if you can visit a notary, I strictly recommend you do it. A notary will also advise you on how to distribute the property so that the document can’t be contested after death. ✍ If your relative or the person who made a will for you has died, VISIT ANY NOTARY to initiate probate to, firstly, find out what the decedent owned, and secondly, if he or she made a will, or revoked the will you have in hand. 📆 You have 6 MONTHS TO COME INTO INHERITANCE! The state doesn’t purposefully seek potential heirs. Either the heirs come to a notary themselves, or they miss the 6-month deadline and receive nothing; proving anything after this will be either very difficult or impossible. ❎ If you made a will and changed your mind, you have the right to revoke or alter it without anyone’s consent. #Russia, #Law, #Lawyer, #Moscow, #StPetersburg, #TravelToRussia, #ImmigrationToRussia, #LifeInRussia