Family, Inheritance and Law of Persons
Articles published by Güneş & Güneş Law Firm on Law of Persons and Civil Registry Cases.
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Inheritance and Estate Law
Do paternity, acknowledgment or disavowal of filiation change inheritance shares? Current lawsuit rights, time limits, DNA evidence and correcting a certificate of inheritance.
Inheritance and Estate Law
Effect of a declaration of absence and presumption of death on inheritance. Application and notice periods, the share of a missing heir, security, the Treasury and the return of assets.
Inheritance and Estate Law
The inheritance rights of an adopted person toward the biological family and the adopter. Descendants, order of death, statutory shares, reserved portion and older agreements.
Title Cancellation and Registration Cases
An assessment based on the situation on the transaction date rather than age and diagnosis alone; conflicting reports, guardianship, inheritance and third parties.
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