At FH Jurídicos we know that planning the succession of the family estate not only protects your assets but also avoids disputes between heirs and ensures your decisions are carried out according to your wishes.
Estate planning allows the transfer of assets to be organised in an orderly, efficient way that complies with current legislation, protecting both the family and the family estate.
Why is estate planning important?
It ensures assets are distributed according to your wishes.
It protects minors or persons with disabilities through legal arrangements such as guardianship or curatorship.
It allows the transfer of assets to be optimised and tax burdens reduced.
It avoids family disputes and court claims.
It makes managing and administering the estate clear and secure.
How we handle your case
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Free assessment
We listen to your case, review your documents and tell you honestly whether it is worth pursuing and by which route.
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Fixed written quote
Before starting, you receive a written quote with the fees and the foreseeable court costs. No surprises.
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We handle everything
Filings, deadlines, hearings and communication with the court. You are kept informed at every relevant step.
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Resolution and follow-up
We pursue the matter until it is actually resolved, including enforcement if the other side does not comply.
What our quote includes
- Full study of the case and documentation
- Strategy and route recommendation
- Drafting and filing of all documents
- Representation at hearings and appearances
- Direct communication with your lawyer
- Follow-up until the matter is resolved
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between a will and estate planning?
A will reflects your wishes regarding the inheritance, whereas estate planning is a broader process that organises the transfer of assets and protects the family.
Can estate planning be modified?
Yes. Whenever family or financial circumstances change, the strategies can be adjusted to suit the new situation.
Does planning help reduce taxes?
Yes. Within the law, transfers can be structured to optimise the tax burden on the inheritance.
