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Understanding Inheritance Laws in Spain: Blocked Parts and Disinheritance Explained

Manuel Hernández has confessed that, unlike what happens in other countries, where there is absolute freedom to make a will, in Spain we have “blocked a part of the inheritance.”

The lawyer has explained that a third of the inheritance would correspond to the strict legitimate and the rest to the improvement, “that goes to certain children or grandchildren that you want”. Therefore, it is possible for some people to receive a larger share of the assets than others.

However, disinheriting a child completely is more complicated. “The reasons are very serious. We are talking about abuse in deed, word, or an attempt on your life,” he specified.

Some facts that the heirs ofThey must be proven later in court. “The problem arises when the person who made the will has died,” she said.

On the other hand, Manuel Hernández has explained in the program that two types of “Spanish-style disinheritance”. One of them consists of leaving the strict legitimate right to one of the heirs and the rest of the assets to the other people.

The other option is to make a donation during life to the person to whom you want to leave the inheritance so that at the time of death it is clear that they no longer have anything. However, he has stressed that in this case there is the possibility that the rest of the heirs “claim your right to the legitimate”.

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2023-10-29 18:29:42
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