Quote from: Lucius on Today at 11:04:26 AM

Quote from: yhiaali3 on August 24, 2025, 07:35:07 PM

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But the most important question is who is entitled to inherit from the deceased's Binance account? I mean, if the deceased had a wife and children, they all have a share in the inheritance. But who is entitled to inherit the Binance account?

Unless the deceased indicated otherwise in his will, all of his property should go to his wife, who is the first legal heir, especially if the children are still minors. Of course, if the deceased explicitly wrote that he was leaving his CEX account to someone personally, then the matter is completely clear.

However, sometimes, even in the case of a clearly written will, some people file objections because they do not agree with it, which in some cases can even result in the will being declared invalid (forged). There is nothing people aren't willing to do for money, even within the family.

How different are the laws in countries on inheritance

In my country, inheritance is divided equally between the spouse, parents and children. If there is no marriage contract, then the wife will immediately own 50% of the common property after the death of the spouse, and the remaining 50% will be divided between the people from the second sentence.