NOTARIAL TRANSACTION · WILL AND CONTRACT OF INHERITANCE

Will and contract of inheritance. No completion, but safekeeping.

A testamentary disposition recorded by the notary, and the contract of inheritance as the binding form between several people. After the appointment there is no completion in a register, but official safekeeping and registration — both a matter for the notary's office.

THE PATH THROUGH THE OFFICE

Four stations. NotarFlow works where your hours go.

First meeting

NotarFlow works here

Parties, assets, intention. Identity documents are captured; this part does not depend on the deed type.

Draft and fee calculation

not yet

The catalogue rates this type as medium in standardisability and records no mandatory fields. No draft is produced.

Notarial appointment

Your work

Reading out, signing, sealing. Your work.

After the appointment

does not apply

The catalogue records no completion for this type. Delivery into official safekeeping and notification of the central register of wills are handled by the notary's office; NotarFlow has no step for that today.

WHAT NOTARFLOW TAKES ON

The building blocks this transaction touches.

The site is organised by transaction, the pricing by building block. Each block can be booked on its own and works on the same matter; what it costs is on the pricing page and not here.

VARIANTS OF THIS TRANSACTION

What is common — and what is the exception.

A variant is the difference you must not guess. Where the deed type catalogue has a line for it, this page says so; where it has none, it says that too.

Single will

common

One person disposes alone and remains free to change the disposition at any time. The catalogue keeps will and contract of inheritance as one type and does not distinguish the arrangements as variants today.

Joint will of spouses

common

Two people dispose in one deed, with binding effect after the first death. A different arrangement from the single will, not kept separately in the catalogue.

Contract of inheritance with a waiver

rare

Binding and regularly linked to consideration. Rare, demanding to draft, no line of its own in the catalogue.

STRAIGHT TALK

What deliberately stays with you

This section is on every transaction page. Every deed type moves in with your office’s templates — two are ready today, your most frequent one is set up first.

Draft for this type: planned — the edges already work

not included

Status “planned”, no mandatory fields, no variants. What this page links to works at the edges of the transaction and not on the deed itself.

The register notification stays with the notary's office

not included

Registration is carried out by the notary's office. NotarFlow has no step for it and claims none.

Estate administration is a separate transaction

not included

What has to be done after a death is a different matter and is not on this page.

Advice on arrangements stays with the notary

not included

Compulsory shares, binding effect, remarriage: that is discussed by the notary. The system produces text, not instruction.

WHERE THIS STANDS

What the catalogue says about this transaction.

From the deed type catalogue, not from the marketing.

Medium standardisability means: here a query back to the notary is the normal case and not the exception. Software that ran straight through at this point would be faster and worse.

What the building blocks cost

Catalogue entry · testament_erbvertrag
Status in the deed type catalogueplanned
Mandatory fieldsnone
Completion per the catalogueno
Standardisability per the cataloguemedium
DEMO

See it on a real matter.

Seven days at full scope, without a contract and without an account. Feedback from practice on this transaction is worth more to us than a signature.