Waiver of compulsory share/inheritance claim.
May 9, 2011 | 25,00 EUR | answered by Steffan Schwerin
Does a biological daughter have a compulsory portion claim if the father's 100% share in a GmbH is inherited by someone else? Can a creditor legally enforce the compulsory portion claim or inheritance supplement claim of a debtor if the debtor has waived this claim, even though they are in a private insolvency proceeding?
Dear questioner,
I will answer the questions you have raised taking into account the facts presented and your input as follows:
1) Does a biological daughter have a compulsory share claim if the 100% share of the father in a GmbH is inherited by someone else?
Yes, there is always a compulsory share claim by the statutory heirs when they are excluded from the succession by the deceased's will or inheritance contract.
In this case as well, if the GmbH is inherited by a third party through a will or inheritance contract, the daughter can claim her compulsory share from them.
2) Can a creditor sue for the compulsory share or inheritance supplementation claim of a debtor in court if the debtor has waived this claim, even though they are in a personal insolvency procedure?
If the compulsory share claim is not enforced, then no creditor has access to it.
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