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Another aspect of
buying property abroad are the different inheritance laws.
You
cannot even assume that you can make a will GET GOOD ADVICE FROM YOUR LAWYER! It
is not a question of a foreign government taking over your investment-
A worthy cause- but rather a complicating one. Divorce and children from previous marriages make a complicated situation positively freudian. There are almost always ways to arrange things to your satisfaction- BUT
ONLY IF ARRANGED BEFORE YOU SIGN THE FINAL CONTRACT OF COMPLETION!
In
France, for example, without any action, your partner could be forced
to sell up and move out This can be avoided by buying 'en indivision' or 'en tontine'. The
children will still co-own with the surviving spouse-
Setting
up a 'company'- an SCI in France- to own your property
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While every
effort has been made to make this information accurate and a help in buying
property
abroad, we can take no responsibility
for any errors or omissions.
The laws regarding all aspects
of property purchase vary from country to country.
It is important that you make legal and financial checks when buying overseas
property.