• Without a testament
• How to make a donation?
• Donations and financial advantages
• Inheritance tax
• Common gift
• Gift tax
• Write a testament
• A Joint and mutual will
• Succession - Contents of a contract

The primary considerations for you during the writing your testament. Your testament must be at a young age, long before getting old, senile and deaf and people might try to get sy from you. A testament must always have a valid date on it, as in case of a new testament the one usually cancels an old one. The testament must be simple, clear and precise.

The testament has to be signed by a testator with at least two witnesses present who aren’t beneficiaries. Of course they have to attend kind of the same. Usually the pages of the testament must be signed by the testator. All of the corrections have to be signed. A testament have to be kept in the safe place such as a vault of a bank known be the beneficiaries. A copy of the signed contract should be kept at the advocate. In order to have changes in the testament, beneficaries should be attached to the text and must be presented. In case of many changes the best is to make a new testament. Usually the most important contents of a testament are: name of the testator and place of residence; a detailed description of the assets, names of your parents, relatives, children, other beneficiary and various beneficiary if sy dies before the gifts to beneficaries.