Liquidation and division of estates
Introduction
Dividing estates between heirs by agreement or through the courts, including estates referred to Infath for liquidation.
Where heirs agree, an estate can be divided by consent: each takes assets or proceeds matching their share, and titles and shares are transferred. Where they do not, the personal status courts decide the division, and they may refer the estate to the Entrustment and Liquidation Center (Infath) to sell assets and distribute the proceeds.
Large estates rarely divide neatly. Real estate, company shares and businesses cannot always be split, minors' shares need protection, and some heirs want to keep assets while others want cash. We build division proposals that respect the Sharia shares and the family's interests.
We represent heirs and executors in amicable division, before the courts and in Infath liquidations. The liquidations and estates we have handled cover assets of 10 billion.
How we help
What the work covers
Amicable division
Division agreements that heirs sign and registries accept.
Court division
Representation before the personal status courts.
Infath liquidation
Following asset sales, auctions and distributions through Infath.
Transfers
Transferring titles, shares and accounts to the heirs.
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