Inheritance and estate mediation
Confirmation of inheritance, estate division, forced share, rejection of inheritance — we handle it all. In family matters, mediation comes first; court only when there's no other way.
Book a consultationWhat our clients come to us with
- Nobody knows what to do with property after a death
- Heirs can't agree on division
- An omitted close relative claims forced share
- Need to decide on accepting or rejecting inheritance (deadlines!)
- Statutory vs. testamentary succession — unclear situation
Our solution — full scope
Confirmation of inheritance acquisition
Court proceedings or notarial deed of inheritance.
Estate division — amicable or judicial
Dividing estate assets among heirs.
Forced share (zachowek)
Demand, negotiations, and court proceedings if needed.
Rejection of inheritance
Filing declaration for adults and on behalf of minors.
Estate mediation
Amicable resolution of family conflicts — faster and less painful.
Will invalidity proceedings
Challenging a will due to defects or incapacity.
Pricing
Inheritance and mediation
Fee depends on case type, number of heirs, estate value, and stage.
Book a consultationFrequently asked questions
How long do I have to reject inheritance?
6 months from learning of your title to inherit.
Who is entitled to forced share and how much?
Descendants, spouse, and parents — 1/2 or 2/3 of the statutory share.
Is estate mediation cheaper than court?
Definitely — it avoids court costs and takes weeks instead of years.
What if I don't know what's in the estate?
We help identify assets through registries and court orders.
Do debts pass to me automatically?
Since 2015, default is acceptance with inventory limitation — you're liable only up to estate value.
Legal basis
Civil Code — Book IV (Inheritance)
Have questions? Contact us
We'll help you through inheritance matters with minimal stress.