My grandmother is still alive, she is his father's sister. But in her marriage certificate, someone wrote the dates with a pen. And in the Registry Office, they said that they keep data for 75 years, and she is 90.
Relatives are asking to support my grandfather, whom I hardly know and have never communicated with him. He left my grandmother before I was born, but they did not divorce. My grandmother and my parents are dead.
Good day! A grandmother from the occupied territory died. The death certificate is from the Russian Federation, not from the newly occupied territories. I live in Ukraine.
How to inherit?
... of care, because he is not a group 1 or 2 disabled person. But the grandmother has a certificate of the LKK about the need for constant outside care, 80 years old, war invalid, group 3. Lives with his only son, who takes care of him. Should they accept?
The child's parents are divorced.
The local notary said that the presence of both parents is required. Is it really so or is one mother enough?