Aplicabilidade do inventário judicial e extrajudicial nos casos de heranças legítimas

Abstract

The right of succession is a set of rules that regulate the transfer of an estate. Whoever receives this patrimony is called an heir, which may be necessary or testamentary. Legislation regulates that 50% of assets are the right of testamentary heirs, and that the other 50% are the right of testamentary heirs. These, in turn, are chosen by the de cujus through a document called testament. The will will be written depending on the choice of the author of the patrimony, as authorized by the law. During the succession process and after the recognition of everyone as people who inherited, the inventory has been established. This is nothing more than a judicial procedure in which the property of the deceased will be transferred to his heirs so that a perfect division can be made. This procedure is usual in succession, and has two modalities: judicial and extrajudicial.