Cash is divided according to each heir's share as specified by the inheritance certificate. Funds are usually disbursed through financial institutions like banks.
First, an inheritance transfer transaction is carried out at the Land Department. Then, the law provides two ways for division: amicable between the partners or judicially through the court by filing a division lawsuit.
Yes, according to the law, each heir/partner in immovable property has the right to request division without the consent of the other partners.
If the inherited property is divisible, it is physically divided and each partner receives their share. If not, the property is sold at a public auction and each partner/heir receives their financial share.
When judicial division is requested, the heirs can express their desire to buy their partners' shares, and the court conducts an internal auction among the partners.
Other heirs can file a lawsuit for preventing opposition to the benefit. A division lawsuit can also be a solution. Additionally, heirs can claim compensation for the period of exclusive use.
For liquid assets, investigation is done through banks and financial institutions after obtaining an inheritance certificate. For real estate, it can be investigated through Land Departments and Property Tax Departments.
Yes, you can sell an inherited share even if it has not been divided, but it requires completing an inheritance transfer at the Land Department.
