Appointment of liquidator

A liquidator is appointed in the case of a legal succession without a will, and it is up to the heirs to choose a liquidator to settle the estate of the deceased. In the case of a testamentary succession, the liquidator is more often appointed by the testator.

The liquidator appointment will be received by notarial act en minute and a liquidator appointment notice will be published in the Register of Personal and Movable Real Rights.