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Our Family Law Attorneys provide RSM Wealth Management and Family Services to our clients with the highest level of professionalism in a full range of Hungarian Probate and Estate law matters and cases.
In accordance with the provisions of Act V of 2013 on the Civil Code, which fundamentally determines the rules of Hungarian law, our Estate and Probate Law Attorneys devote special attention to informing clients - before death - and planning the transfer of the estate, including information on the rules of succession planning and legal inheritance.
The proliferation of domestic partnerships and blended families makes expert advisory on the inheritance of a non-married partner, the succession of debts of the estate leaver or the inheritance of a minor all the more important.
We assist in the drafting, review and deposit of the testamentary disposition/will. The estate leaver shall be free to arrange, by way of testamentary disposition, for his property or a part of it in the event of his death.
As wills may be made either as a public will (drawn up by a notary public) or a private written will (oral wills may only be made in the cases provided for in law),our solicitors may primarily assist you in the preparation of written private wills.
Although a handwritten private will can be drawn up by the estate leaver himself/herself, it must meet the strict formal requirements laid down by law in order to be valid.
If you wish to draw up a valid will, we strongly advise you to contact our solicitors, who will assist you in ensuring that the will complies with both the estate leaver's wishes and the formal requirements, rather than using the template wills available on the internet, which have many shortcomings. If required, our solicitors can assist with the filing of the will in the National Register of Wills, so that the notary public is informed of the will when the estate leaver dies.
In addition to wills, you may contact our attorneys to have
Legal representation in probate (alternate probate) proceedings or in probate litigation in accordance with the provisions of Act XXXVIII of 2010 on Probate Proceedings.
While legal representation is not mandatory in the notarial probate procedure, it is in the best interests of both the heirs and the successors to know their rights and assert their claims before the transfer of the estate, be it:
Our Family Law Attorneys assist our clients with both preliminary advice and legal representation, even as early as the notarial procedure (probate negotiations).
They also provide support in