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Inheritance law, also known as succession law, governs the transfer of a person's property and assets upon their death. It covers the rights of heirs, beneficiaries, and the administration of estates. The primary goal of inheritance law is to ensure a clear and orderly transfer of assets according to legal rules, customary practices, or the deceased's wishes.
Inheritance laws vary significantly across different jurisdictions and are influenced by cultural, religious, and social factors.
Typically, inheritance law addresses issues such as the validity of wills, the rights of spouses and children,
In addition to individual rights, inheritance law may include provisions for the management of estate taxes,
Overall, inheritance law aims to balance individual intentions, family interests, and societal interests in the orderly