Deadline plan
Renunciation deadlines, limitation periods, court dates and information deadlines are recorded and prioritised.
We work with a structured engagement process: review first, prioritise, then act. This reduces cost risks and prevents premature escalation.
You identify the parties, family relationships, known deadlines and available documents.
We check for conflicts of interest and whether an engagement is possible.
You receive a list of relevant documents: death certificate, wills, title records, account statements, insurance documents and gift records.

After the first review, you receive an assessment that addresses not only legal claims, but also practical enforceability, evidence and commercial sense.
Renunciation deadlines, limitation periods, court dates and information deadlines are recorded and prioritised.
Inheritance shares, entitlement shares, equalisation duties and will provisions are legally assessed.
We decide whether a factual letter, settlement proposal or formal application makes sense.
Estate disputes can involve high values. We document which measure has which benefit, whether an out-of-court solution is realistic and when formal steps become unavoidable.
Helpful materials include the death certificate, will or succession agreement, names and addresses of all parties, property records, bank and investment statements, gift documents, powers of attorney, letters already received and a short timeline.
Missing documents are not a barrier. We clarify what information can be obtained.
The clearer the starting point, the faster a reliable next step can be defined.
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