Dissolution of an Inheritance Community
After a probate procedure, heirs generally become co-owners of a property, which may be a piece of land, a house, or an apartment. For an individual heir to use their inheritance, rent, sell, or mortgage the property independently and without the consent of the others, they must be the owner of the entire property. The co-owners can therefore try to amicably divide the property into parcels or the house into floors or apartments, so that each co-owner's share in the property forms a complete unit. However, if the amicable division does not occur, the co-owners can initiate an uncontested procedure to dissolve...
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