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Quality Calculations Training Based on Family and Inheritance Legislation

 

Educational content:

  • In the Qualified Calculations Based on Inheritance Legislation;

  • Persons Entitled to Inheritance: Legal Heirs/Assigned Heirs/Patients

  • Inheritance of Blood Relatives: The Order System

  • Adoption and Inheritance of Descendants

  • Inheritance of the Surviving Spouse

  • Designated Heirs and Testimonials

  • Situations that Prevent or Eliminate Entitlement to Inheritance

  • Deprivation

  • Inheritance

  • Waiver of Inheritance

  • Denial of Inheritance

  • Equalization: Meaning, Parties, Method, Relationship with Criticism

  • Freedom of Saving

  • Calculation of freedom of savings as a ratio

  • Effect of deprivation, expulsion, waiver and refusal on freedom of disposition

  • Calculation of freedom of savings by amount

  • Net Tereke=Tereke assets - values to be subtracted

  • Tenkis Basis Tereke = Net estate + values to be added

  • Residual Heritage = Net estate – sum of savings due to death

  • Exceeding the freedom of savings: Violations of hidden shares

  • Tenkis

  • The Tenkis Case and the Tenkis Defi

  • Rank in Tennis

  • Ordinary gains-public benefit gains

  • Death-related savings-inter-life savings

  • Proportional criticism among death-related gains

  • Rejection of some gains

  • The indivisibility of the testament subject to criticism,

  • Usufruct and annuity wills,

  • Criticism of waiver charges,

  • Criticism of Artmirasist appointment savings

  • Scope of Respondent's Return Debt and Supreme Court decisions with practical examples

In the Qualified Calculations Based on Family Legislation section;

  • Regime and Liquidation of Participation in Acquired Goods

  • The Concept and Types of Property Regime in Marriage Union

  • Opportunity to Contract (Marriage Contract)

  • Legal Goods Regime Concept and Definition

  • Contractual (Optional) Regimes

  • Beginning and Ending of the Regime of Participation in Acquired Goods

  • Property Regime to be Applied in Marriages Beginning in the Old TMK Period and Continuing in the New TMK Period

  • Separation of Acquired Property and Personal Property

  • Asset Values Considered as Personal Property by Law

  • Concept and Types of Acquired Goods

  • Rights and Powers of Spouses Regarding Acquired Property While Property Regime Continues

  • Different Situations in which the Regime of Participation in Acquired Goods Ends and the Time of Ending

  • Separation of Assets to be Considered and Not to be Considered in Liquidation

  • Evaluation of Receivables from Third Parties in the Liquidation of the Regime of Participation in Acquired Goods

  • Evaluation of Goods in the Name of Third Parties in the Liquidation of the Regime of Participation in Acquired Goods

  • The moment of evaluation and the date on which the goods will be taken into account in liquidation

  • In General, Claims Made and Unarguable in Liquidation of Property Regime Lawsuits

  • Contribution Receivable

  • Value Increase Share Receivable

  • Participation Receivable - Birth - Due - Assignment - Pledge - Whether Seizure Is Possible

  • Offset

  • Liquidation Case and Timeout

  • Court Responsible and Authorized in Cases for the Liquidation of the Regime of Participation in Acquired Property (For Value Increase Fee - Participation Receivable and Contribution Receivable)

  • Collective Evaluation of the Regime of Participation in Acquired Goods

  • Calculation Methods of Receivables within the Scope of Legal Goods Regime Liquidation

  • Single Liquidation

  • Values in the Assets of the Regime of Participation in Acquired Goods

  • Values in the Passive of the Regime of Participation in Acquired Goods

  • The Concept and Calculation of Residual Value

  • The Concepts of Residual Value Claims - Participation Claims - Liquidation Claims

  •   Opportunity to Lawsuit Against Third Parties Due to Participation Claims

  • Practical Examples from Expert Reports and Supreme Court Decisions

Certificate: A certificate was given to the participants who met the 80% participation requirement.

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