Inheritance without chaos
The law gives a limited time to accept an inheritance — and counting on the war having stopped it is risky. The Inheritance Map shows the deadline, the documents and the next step, and an advocate handles the case all the way to the certificate of inheritance. This is hard. Here is the plan.
The countdown runs from the day of death — and martial law is not a reason to assume it has stopped. Miss it, and the property hangs in limbo; getting it back is harder — you need an advocate.
the time limit and how it runs are checked by an advocate in your caseCertificates, register extracts, technical passports — spread across people and cities. The Inheritance Map shows what you have, what is missing and who is getting it.
a checklist of assets and documents — in the case file, not in your headThe application can be filed remotely: a power of attorney via a consulate or with an apostille — an advocate represents you before the notary in Ukraine.
the application is accepted by a notary — an advocate will tell you which oneInheritance triage
…- A written review by an advocate: the time limit, notary or court
- An action plan based on your questionnaire and documents
- A 20-minute call with the advocate
The inheritance time limit under control
…- A live deadline in your case + reminders
- The acceptance application + support at the notary
- The Inheritance Map: heirs, assets, documents
Missed time limit: plan B
… + court fees- A court claim for an additional period
- Evidence of valid reasons: occupation, medical treatment, being abroad
- An advocate assesses the prospects — we do not promise an outcome
Heir abroad
…- Step-by-step: a power of attorney via a consulate / with an apostille
- Representation before the notary in Ukraine
- Video calls and documents online