Wills and Inheritance
Our team of lawyers is able to provide comprehensive and highly qualified assistance in succession matters.
Every day, many private clients turn to our Law Firm for assistance in matters of inheritance. The Canella Camaiora Law Firm is particularly well known for its experience in litigation and in disputes between private individuals.
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In addition, the activities in which we have most experience are:
We take into account both legal and tax aspects. We are experts in the protection of large assets but also in protecting the heir when the risk of large liabilities is a concern. We guide the heir in the possible beneficial acceptance, in the hereditary inventory or in the implementation of urgent legal proceedings to safeguard the estate.
Wills Inheritance
Assistance in the drafting of a will
Protection of the inheritance
Verification of the heir's right
Declaration of estate
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