Inheritance & Succession Law

Losing a loved one is an exceptionally difficult time, when emotions naturally come first. In such moments, it helps to have trusted support by your side – someone who can help organize inheritance matters, divide assets, or determine reserved share claims. Our goal is to guide you through every stage calmly, reliably, and with empathy, while protecting your rights and legal interests.

Who are we?

We are the Szczudło & Partnerzy Law Firm, operating in Leszno and the surrounding area. For years, we have specialized in inheritance law, helping clients organize estate matters after the death of a loved one.

Our experience allows us to combine precise legal expertise with an individual approach to every case, ensuring each client’s comfort and legal security.

Who Do We Help?

We assist:

  • heirs who wish to properly divide an estate
  • individuals pursuing reserved share claims or inheritance-related rights
  • testators planning succession and drafting a will
  • families involved in probate proceedings
  • individuals who want to avoid family disputes and organize assets lawfully
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What is inheritance law?

Inheritance law regulates succession after death – including wills, who inherits and in what shares, reserved share claims, and the legal obligations of heirs.

With proper legal guidance, it is possible to:

  • avoid disputes between heirs
  • complete inheritance proceedings efficiently and correctly
  • ensure compliance with law and court practice

Scope of services

Estate Division

Wills and Succession

Reserved Share and Inheritance Claims

Other Inheritance Matters

How we work

1

Analysis of the situation and documents

We review wills, notarial deeds, property records, and liabilities.

2

Advice and action plan

We recommend the best legal solutions tailored to your interests.

3

Preparation of documents and representati

Applications, lawsuits, estate division motions, court filings, and legal representation.

4

Mediation and negotiations

We help find compromise in disputes between heirs.

5

Ongoing contact and support

We explain procedures, keep you informed, and clarify consequences.

Why Choose Us?

SUpport at every stage

We support you from the moment of a loved one’s passing through every inheritance matter – from formalities, through estate division, to enforcement of claims and asset protection.
We act so that you can feel confident your rights are protected and the process runs smoothly without unnecessary stress.

Contact us

If you need help with inheritance matters – accepting or rejecting inheritance, dividing assets, pursuing a reserved share claim, or preparing a will – contact us. We will advise you and guide you through the entire process.

individual approach to every case and client

experience in inheritance cases in and out of court

effectiveness in resolving family disputes

reliability, transparency, and professionalism

support at every stage of proceedings

FAQ – Inheritance Law in Leszno

How do I obtain confirmation of inheritance rights in Leszno?

You may go to a notary or file an application with the court. We can prepare the application, gather required documents, and represent you.

A notary is usually faster, but all heirs must agree. If there is a dispute, court proceedings are necessary.

The estate includes assets (real estate, savings, movable property) and debts.

No. You may:

    1. accept the estate in full
    2. accept with limited liability for debts
    3. reject the inheritance entirely
    4. We help determine the safest option for you.

Generally 6 months from the date you learned of your inheritance rights.

Close family members omitted from a will may be entitled to it.

Yes, if it meets legal requirements – fully handwritten, signed, and dated.

Heirs may divide it by agreement. If they disagree, the court decides.

Yes, if legal grounds exist. We assess chances of success and prepare arguments.

It depends on the number of heirs, disputes, and completeness of documents. Confirmation proceedings often take 3– 9 months, while estate division may take longe