Inheritance

Inheritance is linked to a sombre event that is often pushed out of one's mind: death. However, it is unavoidable, which is why it would be useful for everyone to know the principles of inheritance law. At the moment of a person's death, his or her assets are left vacant; they can be reallocated to relatives and relatives-in-law either by law through specific predetermined shares and is known as the legitimate succession or by the de cuius themself, through a will (in which case the succession becomes testamentary). It can already be seen at first glance that there is more at stake here than just a legal dispute: there is the complexity of family relationships and their balance. This can give rise to misunderstandings, misinterpretations or even opportunistic behaviour. This can all be avoided by relying on serious and technically knowledgeable professionals.

This is our main function, in addition to drawing up the various deeds and preserving the will. Together with her staff, Notary Crescimanno won't hesitate to address all family members so they can have a clear picture of the situation from every point of view. Given her position and responsibility, she can provide information on what to do as soon as a death occurs, what shares are due to each person concerned and how to defend themselves against those who claim a right without being in possession of the requisite requirements. This expert advice also covers the tax aspect: inheritance tax, debts of the testator and much more can lead to incorrect interpretations. The help of a professional, on the other hand, makes it possible to deal with every problem in the knowledge that you are complying with the legal requirements.