Family circumstances often lead to uncomfortable situations for many of the family members left behind by the deceased:

The widow has the right of usufruct over the entire estate, or one of the siblings has been named sole heir... And they completely forget about the sibling who, although not explicitly named, is still entitled to the statutory share (legitima), which amounts to 25% of the total value divided among the number of siblings. They leave this statutory heir with the unpleasant task of claiming (and “being the bad guy”) what is rightfully theirs.

If this situation sounds familiar, we can help you. Claiming your statutory share is a relatively quick, straightforward, and effective process, in which you simply claim what is rightfully yours from those who have been favored in the will.

We’re here to make this process as simple as possible, allowing you to avoid personally having to make this claim against people who, after all, are family. Fortunately, thanks to the legal certainty provided by the law regarding the statutory share, these claims often don’t go to court and can be resolved simply through a serious claim filed by a specialist attorney, ultimately saving everyone time and money.