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How to Disinherit in Puerto Rico

By Christian M. Frank Fas

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Para leer este artículo en español, pulse este enlace. What is a disinheritance? A disinheritance is the act by which a testator deprives a forceful heir from his or her legitimate portion of the estate, for a specific reason outlined in the Puerto Rico Civil Code. It is a resource provided by law to exclude a forceful heir from the estate when the heir has committed specific acts agains the testator. Only forceful heirs can be disinherited, and they can only be disinherited by drafting a testa read more

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