Amendment or revocation of a will
Is notarial certification of the signature required on an application to revoke a will if the testator wishes to cancel a previously executed will?
Is notarial certification of the signature required on an application to revoke a will if the testator wishes to cancel a previously executed will?
…reasons for this?
Can a person who did not participate in the case appeal a court decision if they acquired the right to the property after the decision was made? Please explain under what legal norm this is possible or impossible.
In April 2022, since the state registers were not working, the person was unable to issue a will for his son at a notary and died. This will was written by her before her death in the hospital where she was. However, the will was written in his own hand, not certified by anyone and without witnesses. There is only a video where a person expressed that he writes voluntarily. Currently, the notary does not issue inheritance documents, but sends them to the court based on the decision. Does the court recognize such a will as appropriate? How should claims be submitted to the court?
If you have made a will in favor of a loved one, but want to change the heir, what needs to be done to make this decision legal?