I understand that there have been recent changes to the law of inheritance in poland when a family member leaves assets in a will?
My sister died and left a parcel of land to her husband, son and me in equal portions. The son now wants my portion and is refusing to sign over paper work which will give me my portion.
What is the Polish law concerning a Last Will and Testament written in the U.S., through which the deceased person gives all of his/her property to his biological child but "disinherits" his/her estranged spouse (who is not the biological parent of the deceased's child)? How does this Will affect property he/she owns in Poland and bought on his/her own without the spouse. Would Poland accept the U.S. Will and grant the child 100 percent of the property, or would the estranged spouse also have right to that property, despite the deceased's wishes? If the estranged spouse would, indeed, have some right to that property in Poland, how much?
Is there any particular reason you are asking for a useless general answer to this of a bunch of anonymous unqualified clowns (like yours truly) on some internet forum instead of consulting with a lawyer who can give you an actually useful answer for your particular case?
