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| Author: | M.A.D [ Sat Jan 29, 2022 5:23 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Are your affairs in order? |
After reading this article, you may wish to consider speaking to our sponsor Paphos Will Writers to check your wills. The first consultation / meeting is FREE to Paphos People members Please contact Ian email:- ikpottle@hotmail.co.uk Phone:- 96658466 PLEASE DO NOT currently use the forum private messages or the link at the top of the page to contact Ian(Under repair) Wills and inheritance under Cyprus law Cyprus’ forced heirship regime means relatives must get a portion of a deceased’s assets By Andreas Damianou A will is a person’s written declaration of his/her intention regarding the way he/she wishes to dispose his/her movable and immovable property after he/she passes away. However, a person’s right to dispose his/her assets through a will is not absolute and is subject to certain restrictions under Cyprus law. Which laws govern and regulate wills and succession in Cyprus? Wills and Succession law in Cyprus is governed by both domestic and EU law. In relation to Cyprus law, the most significant enactments are: a) The Wills and Succession Law, Cap. 195, b) The Administration of Estates Law, Cap. 189, c) The Probates (Re-Sealing) Law, Cap. 192, Moreover, EU law is relevant and specifically Regulation (EU) 650/2012 which allows EU citizens to choose the law of the country of their nationality as the governing law of their will. Read full article here:- https://cyprus-mail.com/2022/01/26/wills-and-inheritance-under-cyprus-law/ |
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