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We handle estate division under Sharia inheritance rules, resolve heir disputes, and inventory and manage the estate through to a fair final division among all entitled heirs.
Inheritance division starts with a precise inventory of the estate's assets, rights, and financial obligations, then determining each heir's share under Sharia inheritance rules. We handle obtaining the heirs' inventory certificate, cataloging estate assets from real estate, cash, and shares, and calculating Sharia shares precisely to prevent any later dispute over distribution.
We handle common disputes among heirs: hiding estate assets, an heir refusing division or disposing of joint funds without the others' permission, and represent heirs in judicial division cases when amicable agreement is not possible.
If you are dividing an estate, suspect hidden estate assets, or an heir refuses to cooperate in division, precise inventory and correct Sharia shares from the start prevent disputes that can extend for years between siblings.
We help obtain the heirs' certificate, inventory all estate assets, calculate Sharia shares, and pursue amicable or judicial division through to each heir receiving their share.
When the deceased left a will, we review it alongside the inheritance file as part of our wills and endowments service to ensure both are executed consistently.
Under Sharia inheritance rules that determine each degree of kinship's share based on the presence or absence of other heirs; we calculate shares precisely for your specific family situation.
We pursue verifying the deceased's complete assets through official bank and real estate records, and judicially claim inclusion of any hidden asset within the estate.
Yes, either by selling and distributing the proceeds, or physical division if the property can actually be separated, and we help heirs agree on the most suitable method.
We move to a judicial division case that obligates all heirs to divide under Sharia rules, whether they agree or refuse.
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