Inheritance Law - Clara olde Heuvel

Inheritance law


A law field 


That seemed interesting at the beginning 


Cause of getting to know one's own Circumstances and inherital status


Very disappointing to come aware


That one as a child has to wait 


For the partner of the parent to die, when the own parent will die


In order to get their money 


Is that right and justified? 


Those are children

connected by blood and DNA with their parents 


They have to put up with them 18 years or more 

Have to accept their behavior 

Are dependent on them


They take care of them

Take emotional interest in them

Ask them how their life is

Visit them

Take a train for 4yrs to see them 

Give them presents 

Invite them for concerts 

Make time for them


In order to get aware that the inheritance law of their country states that they will never get their part until a second wife of their own parents dies. 


A second wife 

that parent just found a few years ago

That didn't put up with the parent the way the child had to put with them

That didn't have to change his behavior because of the parent not accepting the child

That may only have taken the parent because of being financially secured 


Not even loving them in the end...


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