After the death of a family member, many heirs are already overwhelmed with managing inheritance matters, and this is even more so if the inheritance case has an international dimension. Providing advice on inheritance matters in Germany for Turkish nationals, Germans with a Turkish migration background, individuals with dual citizenship, or even Germans with real estate or other immovable assets in Turkey requires comprehensive knowledge of both Turkish and German inheritance law, as well as the associated formal requirements and tax law aspects.
The most important proof of heirship is the Certificate of Inheritance, which is issued in Turkey by the so-called Peace Court or a notary. If assets to be inherited are distributed across several countries, the Certificate of Inheritance issued in one country must be recognized in the corresponding other country. However, in the context of German-Turkish inheritance matters, such recognition is not possible; instead, a separate Certificate of Inheritance must be issued in both countries.
With our German-Turkish expertise, our inheritance lawyers in Nuremberg will handle the application for a Turkish Certificate of Inheritance at the competent court on your behalf and are optimally equipped to provide you with comprehensive advice and manage all the formalities for you.