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Dividing an estate can be straightforward when the heirs agree, but it becomes complicated when there are many assets and differing views. In Riyadh, where estates may include residential and commercial properties, land, shares in companies and investment portfolios, heirs sometimes need a lawyer to organise the procedures and protect each heir's rights. The earlier and more clearly the heirs start the procedures, the less likely disagreements are later.
The Qanoon directory lists 10 lawyers and firms in Riyadh who include inheritance and estate division among their specialisms. Services they offer include preparing the application for a deed of heirs, identifying the estate's assets and liabilities, drafting amicable division agreements, representing heirs in division claims, and claiming income from an estate property that one heir has kept for themselves. These cases are heard before the competent court, applications can be followed up through Najiz, and the enforcement courts may later be used to enforce any judgments issued.
Before choosing a lawyer, ask about their experience with estates that include properties or companies, and how they propose to communicate with the other heirs. Contact them directly without a middleman, check that their licence is valid, and agree the fees in writing.
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The other heirs can claim their share of the income or apply for division, and the lawyer will determine the appropriate route after reviewing the documents.
That depends on the type of company, its articles of association and the relevant regulations, and the matter may require procedures with several authorities; consult a lawyer.
The death certificate, the deed of heirs, property title deeds, details of known accounts and shareholdings, and the will, if there is one.
They may vary with the size and complexity of the estate, the number of parties and the agreement with the lawyer; the directory does not set prices.