Inheritance Matters

How to achieve the fastest, easiest, and most cost-effective estate distribution?

1. Agree among the heirs on how to divide the estate.
2. Contact Annia and schedule an appointment.
3. Submit all necessary documents at once.
4. Prepare written information about the estate distribution and submit it in advance.
5. Create a written estate distribution agreement with Annia.
6. Sign the distribution agreement.
7. Submit the distribution agreement to authorities and the bank responsible for distributing assets.
8. The estate settlement process concludes.

How to Divide a Contested Estate?

• Contact Annia, either for assistance or to act as an estate administrator and distributor
• Apply for an estate administrator and distributor for the estate
• When the appointment is made, the management of the estate transfers to the estate administrator, relieving the heirs from managing practical matters together
• The estate administrator manages practical matters within the estate
• Hold estate settlement meetings as needed
• The estate administrator settles the estate for distribution
• If no settlement is reached, the estate distributor divides the estate by providing a distribution solution
• Distribution of assets to the heirs
• Estate administration concludes

Funeral arrangements can be agreed upon. Typically, the responsibility for the deceased's funeral arrangements lies with the surviving spouse, a person who lived continuously with the deceased in marital-like conditions at the time of death, or the closest heirs of the deceased.

Disagreements can sometimes arise among those responsible for funeral arrangements regarding the method, location, or conduct of the burial. Primarily, the wishes and beliefs of the deceased person should be respected in the funeral proceedings. Reaching a compromise is always the preferred method of resolving disagreements among the individuals mentioned above. Ultimately, disputes concerning funeral arrangements can be resolved through a lawsuit in a district court, where the court can provide a resolution.

We are available to assist heirs of the deceased or other close individuals in matters related to funeral arrangement disputes if needed.