A certificate of inheritance on Curaçao is a legal document drawn up by a notary, officially establishing who the heirs are and whether a will exists. This document is required to access the deceased's bank accounts and to carry out administrative and legal actions.
On Curaçao, many properties fall into disrepair due to family disputes over ownership. When heirs can't agree on the future of a property, it often remains neglected. In such cases, a judge can intervene and grant permission to repurpose the property, even without the consent of all heirs.
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