- Renunciation of Inheritance/Qualified Acceptance
- Price and Procedure
- Dealing with Creditor Lawsuits
Dealing with Creditor Lawsuits
Even if heirs get renunciation of inheritance or qualified acceptance
creditors cannot immediately know this fact,
Neither is the debt itself extinguished against the deceased.
creditors cannot immediately know this fact,
Neither is the debt itself extinguished against the deceased.
Therefore, creditors often file lawsuits against the deceased or heirs in order to obtain repayment.
If a final judgment is obtained before the deceased passes away,
there are cases in which an execution clause for succession is received
and an attempt is made to enforce compulsory execution on the heir's property.
If a final judgment is obtained before the deceased passes away,
there are cases in which an execution clause for succession is received
and an attempt is made to enforce compulsory execution on the heir's property.
What is Dealing with Creditor Lawsuits?
An heir who has made qualified acceptance actively responds to the above lawsuit or compulsory execution.
→ If you do not take any action, you must pay off the debt with your own property even though you have qualified acceptance, so you must take appropriate countermeasures.
Precautions!
※ Creditor litigation responses depend on the actions taken by creditors,
such as litigation response, objection to the execution clause for succession, subsequent accomplishment appeals,
claim objection, suspension of execution, objection to property specification, etc.
such as litigation response, objection to the execution clause for succession, subsequent accomplishment appeals,
claim objection, suspension of execution, objection to property specification, etc.
Since the method is changed,
you must consult with a attorney specializing in inheritance to select the correct response method and take action.
you must consult with a attorney specializing in inheritance to select the correct response method and take action.