After the death of my friend, he was left with 300,000 hryvnias. The deceased's 12-year-old daughter, 83-year-old mother and 40-year-old brother of the deceased claimed their right to inherit. Does the brother have the right to inherit the property?
... refused the inheritance. 2 months passed, her husband began to draw up documents for himself. Can the daughter appeal her refusal and enter the inheritance again?
I am concerned about my elderly neighbor who is being forced to beg by her daughter. Can the daughter be held liable for keeping her mother against her will?
What if I use a car with a direct-current exhaust system? The Kyiv authorities plan to hold information and communication events with owners of noisy vehicles, but does this mean that I can be fined?
If I post information about border guard operations on Instagram, for example, I post the names and photos of officers, can I be held liable for disclosing their personal data?
What if I help a conscript go abroad through an acquaintance who has connections among border guards?
What if I work at a state-owned enterprise and my manager hires his acquaintances who are actually not working, and together we cause losses to the enterprise?
If a person who set fire to a deputy's garage can be held accountable under the article on intentional destruction of property, then what sanctions are provided by law for such a crime?
If I bought a car from a person who did not have documents for it, and then it turned out that the car was wanted, do I have the right to protect my interests in court and how can I do that?
My mother made a will a long time ago, according to which she bequeathed everything to me (a private house and a plot of land). I have an older brother who is a Canadian citizen. My mother had a verbal agreement with him that he does not need our Ukrainian property, and my brother is not mentioned in the will. At the time of my mother's death, my brother turned 67 years old, that is, he received the right to a mandatory inheritance. Question: Should my brother expel from Canada a written refusal of mandatory fate, or is it enough for him to simply not make himself known for half a year? Does it matter that he has not been a citizen of Ukraine for a long time?
My mother and I have a privatized apartment. Mom with a share of 1/2 and my share of 1/2. Mom passed away and the inheritance certificate says I got 1/2. Is the apartment completely mine or only 1/2?
Before the war, the deceased lived in Kharkiv, where he owned 1/2 of the house. He died in Ivano-Frankivsk on August 25, 2022, had the status of an IDP. His daughter opened an inheritance case there. After that, he returns to Kharkiv, where he wants to formalize his inheritance. But she is refused, citing the law, and now she is forced to go to Ivano-Frankivsk for registration. But doesn't it work during martial law that after the opening of the inheritance case, the notary forwards the documents to the notary who will directly formalize the accepted inheritance?
Good day. Please advise on such a question. We have three heirs. Can one of the heirs give his share to another? Is the consent of the third heir required for this? If possible, what documents are required to issue a gift certificate? Can the donor later change his mind and revoke the gift? If so, how long after the gift certificate is issued?