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The end of undivided inheritances? What will change and what will not yet changePhoto by Ronaldo Guiraldelli on Pexels
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The end of undivided inheritances? What will change and what will not yet change

Diário de Leiria30 August 2026 at 10:00

The article addresses the changes to inheritance law in Portugal, presenting an analysis by Marisa Antunes on the topic. The author clarifies that the expression "end of undivided inheritances" should not be interpreted literally. According to Antunes, co-ownership will continue to exist as a legal situation that precedes the division of assets. The text explores what will effectively change in the applicable rules for inheritances and what will remain unchanged in the Portuguese legal system.

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