Estates & Endowments

Estate Liquidation and Division

We help heirs inventory, liquidate and divide an estate, by agreement or through the courts, and take care to protect every heir's share from the first step until it is received.

Why work with a specialist?

An estate is more than numbers: it involves family relationships, property that may be mortgaged, operating companies and unpaid debts. Delayed liquidation or disputes freeze assets and raise the cost of conflict for everyone, so we treat the estate as a complete file: legal, practical and familial.

Who is this service for?

  • Heirs who want a clear and fair division without dispute.
  • Estates that include property, companies or shares that need valuation and management.
  • Heirs who disagree over the division or over one heir's management of the estate.
  • Endowment administrators and beneficiaries who need the waqf properly managed and rights protected.

What we do

Inventory and documentation

Collecting deeds and documents, listing assets and debts, and determining each heir's share.

Division by agreement

Drafting a division agreement that protects rights and prevents future disputes.

Court representation

Filing and pursuing division and accounting claims through judgment and enforcement.

Liquidation through Infath

Following liquidation procedures and asset sales when the estate is referred to the centre.

Releasing inherited property from mortgage

Completing the release procedures while protecting each heir's share.

Endowments and administration

Establishing endowments, organising their management and holding administrators to account.

How we work

  1. Listening to the heirs and understanding the estate

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  2. Inventorying assets, debts and documents

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  3. Seeking a division by agreement

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  4. Representation before the court or Infath when needed

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  5. Following the division until every heir receives their share

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Specialist academic supervision

The firm works under the academic supervision of Prof. Dr. Abdulrahman bin Nafa Alsulami, former Head of the Financing Disputes and Violations Circuit in Jeddah, supervisor of postgraduate judicial studies at King Abdulaziz University, and Executive Member of the Fatwa and Sharia Supervisory Board of Gulf International Bank (GIB).

Supervisor's academic profile

Frequently asked questions

When do heirs need a lawyer?

When the estate includes property, companies or debts, when heirs disagree, or when division is delayed. Early involvement reduces conflict and cost.

Can an estate be divided without going to court?

Yes, if the heirs agree; we draft and document the agreement to protect every heir's share.

What if one heir refuses the division?

The matter can be taken to court for division or accounting; we usually attempt settlement before litigation.

What documents are needed to start?

The heirs' certificate, property deeds, and any available bank statements and commercial registrations; we help you complete what is missing.

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