Significant changes have occurred in the shares obtained through inheritance for those with shared deeds. With the latest regulation for heirs, new rules have been established for inheritance distribution in 81 provinces, initiating a fair process.
With these changes, solving the often encountered problems in inheritance distributions becomes easier, reducing disagreements among siblings and bringing about a fairer and more transparent process in inheritance distribution. When dividing shared deeds, now the agreement of the shareholders is accepted as the sole criterion, and there is no longer a need for notarial approval. However, for the acquisition of shared deeds, the procedures at the Land Registry Office and notary must be completed. Additionally, the boundaries of the deed must be determined, and parcels identified. If one of the heirs does not sign the contract, the other heirs have the right to appeal to the court.
Procedures Will Be Simplified!
This new regulation, while making the inheritance distribution process simpler, emphasizes that legal avenues are still valid when full consensus cannot be reached between parties. The importance of heirs signing contracts to protect their rights is emphasized, and it is stated in this regulation that heirs will retain the freedom to seek their legal rights in case of any disputes. As a result, this regulation reduces the formalities in the inheritance distribution process. Thanks to this ease, relationships among siblings are positively affected, while creating a faster, clearer, and more understandable distribution process among heirs.
