Inheritance Law in 2025 — What Nuances Ukrainians Don’t Know.

The issue of inheritance is always complicated and has numerous nuances, especially in the context of war. News.LIVE learned what changes await in 2025 for those who plan to inherit.

Can a probate case be opened for servicemen who are considered missing in action?

According to News.LIVE, for this to happen, the missing serviceman must be officially declared dead in court.

It was also noted that relatives have the right to receive information about the disappearance of their loved one by making appropriate inquiries to the relevant institutions and authorities.

What is the difference between the statuses 'missing in action' and 'declared dead'?

According to lawyers, 'missing in action' indicates a lack of information about the person's whereabouts, while 'declared dead' allows one to inherit.

How can military personnel inherit if they missed deadlines due to service?

Stanislav Boris spoke about the necessity of contacting a notary and the court to restore the deadlines for accepting inheritance if they were missed due to service.

However, the serviceman must personally contact the notary, as the online procedure is complicated, especially in the absence of certain documents.

What documents are required to inherit in 2025?

A death certificate is a mandatory document, as well as ownership documents that need to be restored if they were lost due to wartime circumstances.

It is important to remember the importance of properly executing all ownership documents to avoid problems in the future.

Having the correct documentation is a key condition for successfully inheriting, so one should take care to ensure their proper execution.