According to Article 644 of the 2015 Civil Code, the following individuals still have the right to inherit two-thirds of a person’s estate under the law if the estate is divided according to the law, in cases where they are not designated by the testator to inherit the estate or are designated to inherit less than two-thirds of the estate:
– Minors, parents, spouse;
– Adult children who are unable to work.
However, the above provision does not apply to individuals who refuse to accept the inheritance as specified in Article 620 or those who are not entitled to inherit the estate as specified in clause 1 of Article 621 of the 2015 Civil Code.
According to the above provision, even though they are not named in the will, the following individuals still have the right to inherit two-thirds of a person’s estate under the law: minors, parents, spouse, or adult children who are unable to work.
