• Renunciation of Inheritance/Qualified Acceptance
  • Caution
Important Information
If you haven't requested for Legal Action yet,
please be careful about this!
#1
Keep your inheritance intact.
In the event of the disposition of inherited property,
the Renunciation of Inheritance and Qualified Acceptance become null and void.
  • Property Transfer
  • Receiving Insurance Reimbursement
  • Receiving Rental Deposit
  • Change of Policy Holder
  • Using a Card in the Name of the Deceased
  • Renewal of Lease Contract
  • Deposit Transfer/Withdrawal
  • Discretionary Discussions Related to Bonds and Debts
Before using or disposing of the inherited property of the deceased, it is safe to consult with an inheritance attorney first.
#2
Don't miss 3 months
The application deadline for Renunciation of Inheritance and Qualified Acceptance is 3 months!
It is essential to consult with an inheritance attorney and file a claim with the court before the deadline expires.
  • -Renunciation of Inheritance and Qualified Acceptance: Within three months from the date of becoming aware of both
    ① the death of the deceased and ② the fact that you have become the heir.
  • -Special Qualified Acceptance: If the heir, without gross negligence, was unaware that they inherited more liabilities than assets and later discovered this fact, you can take advantage of the Special Qualified Acceptance.

    Special Qualified Acceptance must be made within 3 months from the date of discovery.