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At FH Jurídicos we know that planning the succession of your assets is an act of responsibility and foresight that protects your family and ensures your wishes are carried out. Drafting and reviewing wills is essential…

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At FH Jurídicos we know that planning the succession of your assets is an act of responsibility and foresight that protects your family and ensures your wishes are carried out. Drafting and reviewing wills is essential to avoid disputes, ensure legal clarity and prevent possible future claims.

Our aim is to provide tailored advice, adapted to each family and financial situation, with complete legal certainty and peace of mind for you and your loved ones.

Why make a will?

A will allows you to:

  • Determine who will inherit your assets and rights.

  • Set specific conditions for the heirs.

  • Protect minors or persons with disabilities through guardianship or curatorship.

  • Avoid family disputes and court claims.

  • Optimise the transfer of assets and, in some cases, reduce tax burdens.

How we handle your case

01
Free assessment
We listen to your case, review your documents and tell you honestly whether it is worth pursuing and by which route.
02
Fixed written quote
Before starting, you receive a written quote with the fees and the foreseeable court costs. No surprises.
03
We handle everything
Filings, deadlines, hearings and communication with the court. You are kept informed at every relevant step.
04
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

Is it mandatory to have a will?
No, but making one ensures your wishes are carried out and makes managing the estate easier.
Can a will be modified?
Yes. The testator can modify or revoke the will at any time while of sound mind.
What happens if there is no will?
If there is no will, the succession is governed by the legal rules of intestacy, which can lead to disputes or a distribution different from the one you would want.

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