Family and Inheritance Law
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Family and inheritance law is one of the most important areas of NOMOS Georgia’s civil law practice, helping individuals resolve sensitive personal and property-related matters. Our team ensures that processes related to family relationships and inheritance are handled fairly, transparently, and peacefully.
What Is Family and Inheritance Law?
Family and inheritance law is a specialized area of civil law that regulates property and personal non-property relations between individuals. This includes marriage registration, divorce, drafting prenuptial agreements, determining and collecting alimony, child custody, and determining the child’s place of residence. In addition, this field covers all major aspects related to the distribution of estates, drafting wills, accepting an inheritance, organizing the estate, and resolving legal disputes between heirs.
Who Is Family and Inheritance Law Services For?
Family and inheritance law services are intended for individuals — both Georgian and foreign citizens – who wish to protect family assets in advance, manage inheritance procedures lawfully and without complications, or resolve existing family disputes peacefully, fairly, and in the most appropriate manner.
What Does NOMOS Georgia’s Family and Inheritance Law Service Include?
Our law firm provides comprehensive legal support at every stage of family and inheritance law matters. NOMOS Georgia’s service includes the following key areas:
- Drafting, detailed legal consultation on, and registration of prenuptial agreements;
- Full management of divorce proceedings, including the division of jointly owned property;
- Handling matters related to the award of alimony, changes in its amount, and determination of the procedure for maintaining contact with children;
- Drafting wills, conducting legal reviews, and performing an in-depth analysis of inheritance documents;
- Full support in accepting an inheritance and obtaining an inheritance certificate from a notary;
- Effective representation of the client’s interests before courts, notaries, and third parties.
Why Choose NOMOS Georgia for Family and Inheritance Law?
NOMOS Georgia takes into account the particular sensitivity, emotional background, and complexity of family and inheritance disputes. We offer an individualized, highly professional, fully confidential, and ethical approach to each case. Our experienced team is strongly focused on resolving conflicts through negotiations, while, where litigation is necessary, protecting the interests of you and your children through the most effective legal strategy and bringing proceedings to an end as quickly and stress-free as possible.
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Clear, upfront costs with absolutely no hidden fees, ensuring full financial predictability.
What Will You Receive from NOMOS Georgia’s Services?
By using NOMOS Georgia’s services, you will receive full legal protection of your personal interests and property rights, a clearly defined legal strategy, and a strong assurance that family or inheritance matters will be resolved in strict compliance with applicable legislation and your best interests.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can a Prenuptial Agreement Be Concluded After Marriage Registration?
Yes, a prenuptial agreement can be concluded both before marriage registration and at any time during the marriage.
What Is the Deadline for Accepting an Inheritance?
Under Georgian legislation, the standard period for accepting an inheritance is 6 months from the opening of the inheritance (the death of the deceased).
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