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FAQ about Dutch inheritance law

Frequently asked questions about Dutch inheritance law

Based upon the legal texts of the European e-Justice Portal, we present you a practical overview of the most common articles in Dutch inheritance law.
A crash course inheritance law in fact, which might be of help in the proces.

  • How is the disposition of property upon death (will, joint will, agreement on succession) drawn up?
  • Are there restrictions on the freedom to dispose of property upon death (e.g. reserved share)?
  • In the absence of a disposition of property upon death, who inherits and how much?
  • What type of authority is competent in matters of succession?
  • What is the procedure according to Dutch inheritance law to settle?
  • How and when does one become an heir or legatee?
  • Are the heirs liable for the deceased’s debts and, if yes, under which conditions?
  • What are the documents and/or information usually required for the purposes of registration of immovable property?
  • Is the appointment of an administrator mandatory or mandatory upon request?
  • Who is entitled to execute the disposition upon death of the deceased and/or to administrate the estate?
  • What powers does an administrator have?
  • Which documents are typically issued during or at the end of succession proceedings proving the status and rights of the beneficiaries?

 

 

 

mr. G.S.A.J. Kuis
+31 (0)6 29027283
g.kuis@cbea.nl

 
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