50% if you have only one child,
2/3 to share if there are two of them ,
3/4 to be divided between three or more children .
What about the rest? That is the available portion, and it can be transferred to anyone you choose… under some constraints.
Radio silence or tensions: no reason to eliminate them
Have you been without news or touch for months, or perhaps years? As painful as the split may be, it is insufficient to justify exclusion from the inheritance.
The sole legal grounds for depriving a kid of his or her hereditary rights is unworthiness to inherit. This is an exception and only applies to serious instances covered under Article 726 of the Civil Code.
For example:
if he was convicted of endangering your life,
if he abused or mistreated you,
if he has made serious false accusations against you.
And even in these extreme cases, exclusion is not automatic: you have to go to court , present solid evidence , and obtain a court order.
You cannot disinherit, but you may rearrange.
While the law prohibits outright exclusion, it does provide some legal options for adjusting the distribution of one’s assets. There are three levers to be mindful of.
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