inherit in Massy Judicial division made simple

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Judicial division is the answer when an heir blocks an estate. In Massy, the process secures property management, fair sharing, and valuation among co-owners.

Judicial division breaks deadlocks and protects every heir’s rights.

Why judicial division becomes necessary

When no agreement is found, opening judicial division is the only way. In Massy, appointing a notary produces a detailed property inventory and sets market value. The one who initiates the process ensures personal rights are defended, regardless of others’ refusal to sign.

The notary and the local process

The notary gathers documents, conducts any needed valuations, and builds a sharing proposal. Even with a refusal to sign, the court can appoint a proxy so the division proceeds.

What if someone refuses to sign

A refusal never stops the process. Representation handles absentees and objectors. Extra costs or penalties may apply in cases of unwarranted delay.

How long the process takes

Expect around two to three years for completion. Starting early with local pros keeps timing realistic and property values current when dividing.

Prefer agreement if possible

A jointly signed notarial act brings the fastest results. Consensus makes the entire process smoother and cheaper.

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Nicolas Benoit
Director, Nicolas Immobilier, Massy