I have just received an inheritance from my father while he was still alive; is it subject to seizure?
If I understand correctly, this is a gift and not an inheritance, since your father is still alive.
The terms of the gift are set by the recipient, your father. He determines whether or not the gift is subject to seizure in the document establishing the gift. Certain conditions must be met. It is therefore advisable to consult a lawyer or notary.
The terms of the gift are set by the recipient, your father. He determines whether or not the gift is subject to seizure in the document establishing the gift. Certain conditions must be met. It is therefore advisable to consult a lawyer or notary.
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