To accept the statutory share or not?

My father disinherited me and left everything to my sister because I had no contact with my father in recent years.

Now I am entitled to 25% as a compulsory share.

My sister now thinks I should follow our father's last wishes and give up the 25%.

how much do you like that?

Now, it's even more the case that my sister has already received €50,000 this year to build her house. I would legally be entitled to 25% of this. Would you also claim this?

I now fear a breach by my sister if I insist on my rights.

What would you advise me?

Kind regards

Benjamin

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hansmeiser792
1 year ago

You’re afraid of a break with your sister who tells you to comply with your father’s last will and push the money.

All right, then ask for your father’s last will, as your sister says, nothing…

But aside, Sarcasm, theoretically, your sister could also say that she does not want to interfere in the dispute with you and your father, and if it is your desire to have the money, then she should give it to you.

I even think that she, as a sister, should even do it voluntarily.

You can also see that your father made it out of anger because of a dispute and that you can reconcile yourself. Even if your father may have died, you can still do this at his grave. With your sister.

If a death is known that a fortune is there, some “good mine to evil game” can play, or for the “day of money reception” are the good shepherds and after receipt they are also indifferent and selfish again.

Your sister’s testimony can be true. I don’t want to interrupt her. However, if one sees the fact that at high sums of money there is also much love to be cheated, or “respect his desire” comes as a statement, then I still doubt it.

In the end, you have to make it for you. If you have anything to do, take it, or you may regret it and often think about whether you should have insisted on it.

If it is very important for you to maintain contact with your sister, do not insist.

I also don’t know what happened in the dispute. If you might have done something that has disappointed your father, and he has reacted that way, then it looks a bit different. But just a little… because, you don’t have to let a dispute go so far that you can leave another person, your sister, as far as everything is concerned and leave you empty. Maybe you can use this as an argument with your sister.

And… because I like to give tips, I wanted to describe my character. I don’t care if I get anything from someone. I have never asked or snored for money in my whole life (except if I had no tipping XD …). I don’t live luxuriously and sometimes I enjoy something and buy myself a coffee machine for 400 euros.

I don’t want to have given anything and live my life. And also do not have the need to always have a lot of money on the high edge. I live now. Not in the future… because nobody knows the future…

tanzella
1 year ago

You have the duty, you don’t have to miss it!

I feel your sister’s advice as selfish. stain

Stellwerk
1 year ago

If your sister’s already on it, it’ll be a big shot. I would never tell my sister to accept the duty, on the contrary, I would give her so much from my part that we land at 50:50, no matter what the will stands.

You can assume that your sister is a selfish person who is absolutely nothing about you and who you are only in the way. She’s probably got it all out with your father.

In your place, I would insist on every cent of the mandatory part, don’t let you be assaulted!

Vennesla
1 year ago

Even if your father enters you, you have the duty, whether your sister likes it or not.

A break can arise like this or something.

Your sister wants you to do without your duty is understandable from her point of view and pure calculation, so remains more for her.

atoparty
1 year ago

easy to request. you don’t have to do anything. it is free to give away

verreisterNutzer
1 year ago

A break with your sister can take place like this or whatever, whether you redeem your mandatory part or not. That is why I would insist on my right. Dispute will take place in the heritage anyway, so I would insist on my right.

feldbuschverona
1 year ago

I think your sister is very selfish.

Would put me on a table with my brother and offer him half of my inheritance and pay him out.

So don’t be stupid and ask your duty to come in any case.

Good luck.

Belliwell
1 year ago

I now fear a break from my sister if I insist on my right.

The break is already present. What you should do and let her not be interested. You have this heritage, whether you like it or not.

Furthermore, you are also responsible for the funeral with 25%. So what is she doing?

If that was my sister, I’d tell you something.

GutenTag2003
1 year ago

My sister now thinks that I should comply with the last will of our father and give up 25%.

Your sister has to accept the law.

It was at your father’s lifetime that the duty of the inheritance cannot be ruled out.

That was (must) of your father. Thus he has accepted the duty of inheritance. That he didn’t express it explicitly in words does not change anything.

Halbammi
1 year ago

Haha, I’d say that instead of the sister, because then she inherits everything.

The duty is yours, there is no reason to do without it. If your father wanted you didn’t get anything, he should have given everything to your sister’s life.

You’re afraid of breaking with your sister if you don’t give up all your right? Then your sister has a strange understanding of siblings

adelaide196970
1 year ago

Yeah, she can talk well. Can infiltrate guilt to your own advantage. Apply your duty to you.

Rheinflip
1 year ago

So I think it’s pretty hard of your sister to ask for something like that. Be nice and friendly and let your duty check.

You could be very nice and a part of your sister preliminary hours so that she has a little more air at home building

GutenTag2003
1 year ago
Reply to  Rheinflip

You could be very nice…

Just as the sister bears, the repayment would not go without problems of equipping.

I’d take it off after the process.

Rheinflip
1 year ago
Reply to  GutenTag2003

sometimes you have to take some air out and show good will.

Stellwerk
1 year ago

Well, the brother might want to build or pay off a loan or…

GutenTag2003
1 year ago

If you’re already giving the brother the air…

OpiPaschulke
1 year ago

I don’t know how the relationship between you and your sister is. You have to decide whether it’s worth breaking with your sister or whether you want to look at this person as your flesh and blood.

But if you can use the money well, maybe you shouldn’t miss it.

kami1a, UserMod Light

Hello! Benjamin!

I wouldn’t give up. There can be a big bang or something

But with the money you are in a better position

Emergency let everything go through a lawyer instead Let your nerves shine

Good evening