Arveoppgjør kan være uoversiktlig og skape store konflikter. Vi hjelper deg og dine nærmeste å forstå rettighetene og pliktene som arvinger, og sørge for en juridisk riktig og rettferdig fordeling av arven.
Et arveoppgjør er prosessen der en arv blir fordelt mellom arvingene. Fordelingen tar utgangspunkt i den avdødes ønsker (hvis de er kjent) og arvereglene som gjelder for tilfellet.
Vi bidrar med råd og veiledning. Vi hjelper deg og dine å forstå rettighetene og pliktene som arvinger, verdsette eiendeler, håndtere gjeld og skatt, og sørge for en juridisk riktig og rettferdig fordeling av arven.
Vi avklarer også om saken dekkes av fri rettshjelp eller andre ordninger, du betaler aldri mer enn avtalt.
Det meste foregår digitalt, så du får hjelp uansett hvor du bor. Du signerer med BankID.
Selv om staten dekker dine advokatutgifter, har du lovfestet rett til å velge advokat selv. Dette så lenge advokaten er tilgjengelig og har kompetanse innen det aktuelle rettsfeltet.
15 minutter, ingen forpliktelser. Vi ser på saken din og hva det vil koste.
Du betaler aldri mer enn avtalt. Ingen overraskelser underveis.
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Vi bistår i saker over hele Norge.
Det meste foregår digitalt, så du får kvalifisert juridisk hjelp uavhengig av hvor i landet du bor.
Inheritance settlement is the process whereby the inheritance of a deceased person is distributed among the heirs in accordance with the will and/or the provisions of the Inheritance Act. Inheritance settlement involves identifying and valuing the deceased's assets, paying debts and taxes, and distributing the remaining assets among the heirs.
The settlement of the inheritance usually starts with one of the heirs, or an appointed administrator, gathering information about the deceased's assets, debts and heirs. If there is a will, this must also be taken into account when distributing the inheritance.
An administrator can be one of the heirs, a lawyer or another person that the heirs agree to appoint. The administrator's task is to administer the inheritance settlement and ensure that it is carried out correctly in accordance with applicable laws and regulations.
Inheritance is calculated by the value of the deceased's assets minus any debts and expenses to be paid before the inheritance is distributed. If there is a will, this will affect how the inheritance is distributed among the heirs. In intestacy, the surviving spouse or cohabitant retains the deceased's assets and debts until a later date, usually until the person dies or remarries.
Obligatory part inheritance is the part of the inheritance that is reserved for the life heirs (children, grandchildren, etc.) and cannot be bequeathed. In Norway, the compulsory part of the inheritance amounts to two-thirds of the deceased's estate, but is limited to a certain sum. This means that the testator (the person making the will) cannot deprive the heirs of their compulsory part inheritance through the will.
If a conflict arises between the heirs, they can try to resolve the problem through dialog and negotiations. If this is not possible, they can seek legal advice and help to resolve the conflict. In some cases, the case ends up in court. A judge then decides how the inheritance should be distributed in accordance with the Inheritance Act and any provisions in the will.
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