You will need to prove ownership through a court of law.

To begin with, you need to contact the notary at the place of residence of the testator (your mother) with an application for acceptance of the inheritance.

Since there are no legal documents for the apartment (the order of the privatization body and the certificate of ownership of the apartment), the notary will issue a decree on refusal to perform notarial acts.

After receiving the refusal of the notary, the heir (you) must apply to the city-district court at the place of opening of the inheritance with a statement of claim for recognition of the right of ownership of the property in the order of inheritance.

The local self-government body will act as the defendant in this case, the privatization body can be involved as a third party.

To apply to the court with a claim, you must collect the following documents:

• passport and identification number;

• death certificate of the testator;

• application for acceptance of inheritance;

• extract about registration in the inheritance register;

• warrant for the right to occupy an apartment;

• notary's decision on refusal to perform notarial acts;

• evidence that the entire amount has been paid for the apartment received in the cooperative, evidence of living in it, etc.

• a receipt for the payment of the court fee.

Payment of benefits to such persons is not extended. There is no question of deprivation of IDP status.

The status of an internally displaced person can be lost in three cases:

1. Moving abroad;

2. Return to the place of permanent residence;

3. If the change of the actual place of residence has not been reported (there are 10 days for this).

The Ministry of Social Policy transfers budget funds for IDPs through JSC Oschadbank every month until the 3rd, 13th, and 23rd of the month based on the register of internally displaced persons for the payment of benefits.

The Ministry of Social Policy also noted that from August 1, 2023, aid payments to internally displaced persons will be made on the 15th and 28th of each month.

Thus, in accordance with Article 15 of the Law of Ukraine "On the status of war veterans, guarantees of their social protection" to the families of the dead (deceased ) Defenders of Ukraine are granted benefits from the priority order of allocating land plots for individual residential construction, gardening and gardening.

According to Article 8 of the Law of Ukraine "On Social and Legal Protection of Military Servicemen and Members of Their Families" the time spent in military service ** is included** in the insurance experience, work experience, work experience in a specialty, as well as the civil service experience of mobilized employees

You should at least register your application.

Upon arrival at the TCC, it is necessary to register an application. Do not give it, but rather register it so that a mark of its receipt is placed on the application. So that the representatives of the territorial center do not have the opportunity to return this application without registration and refer you to the military medical commission.

The value of the property received as an inheritance or as a gift does not affect the issuance of the subsidy. This income is not included in the total income of the family and is not taken into account when calculating the amount of the subsidy.

There is no such limit. There is only a limitation of the amount of compensation.

The first phase of the compensation program is designed for those whose homes have received minor damage. The amount of such compensation was limited to UAH 200,000.

At the second stage, there are no restrictions on the amount of compensation, but there are certain features of determining its amount.

So far, the state plans to compensate only for the repair of damaged real estate. A new draft law has been submitted to the Verkhovna Rada, which concerns compensation for property damaged during hostilities, particularly vehicles. This draft law has already been registered, but so far without movement.

During martial law, one of the parents (adoptive parents) has the right to take the child away without the notarial consent of the other. However, the other parent may prohibit the child from traveling abroad. In the absence of such a ban, the child is allowed to go abroad without a notary's consent.

The following documents will be needed:

• birth certificate or foreign passport or domestic passport. A child does not need a separate foreign passport if it is entered in the foreign passport of one of the parents or other legal representatives.

• Documents (birth certificate, marriage certificate, etc.) are required to confirm the family ties between the child and the accompanying person.