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What Are the Secrets of a Will That Nobody Tells You? Everything you need to know about wills Have you discovered that your husband made a will leaving everything to his children from his first marriage and now you're desperate? Can he do that? Will your children be left with nothing after 20 years of common-law marriage? In this complete video about wills in Brazil, I explain everything you need to know about how a valid will works, what types of wills are recognized by Brazilian law, and how to protect your rights as a forced heir. A will is an estate planning tool that allows you to declare your last wishes regarding assets and property after your death. However, many people believe they can leave 100% of their assets to whomever they want, and this is not true. Brazilian law protects forced heirs through the legitimate portion, which corresponds to 50% of the estate. This means that only half of the assets can be freely bequeathed, while the other half must be allocated to descendants, ascendants, and spouse or partner. You will also discover why a common-law marriage does not offer the same asset protection as marriage when a will is involved. It is crucial to understand that a will does not prevent probate. Even with a valid will, a pre-probate judicial process is necessary for the judge to declare the document's validity before initiating the division of assets. If the will exceeds the legal share of the necessary heirs or contains flaws, it may be partially annulled or completely invalidated. This video is essential for women in common-law marriages who want to understand their inheritance rights, wives who have discovered that their husbands made a will without including the couple's children, women who wish to protect their children's assets through estate planning, and anyone who wants to learn how to make a valid will in Brazil without falling into legal traps. With the legislative changes under discussion to remove the surviving spouse from the list of necessary heirs, making a will has become even more important to protect the widow and ensure she is not left destitute after her husband's death. This is a crucial moment for strategic estate planning. Subscribe to the channel to receive accessible legal information about divorce, division of assets, probate, estate planning, and family law geared towards women. Because a well-informed woman is not deceived. 0:21 What is a will and how does it work? 2:33 Declaration of will after death explained 3:15 What are the rights of heirs: you only have 50% available 4:39 Who can make a will? 5:40 Is a will valid? 6:33 Common-law marriage: danger of a secret will 7:48 Three types of wills valid in Brazil 9:12 Can I make a will at home? 10:40 Can I leave 100% of my assets to someone? 11:09 Brother is not an heir 11:49 Will does not prevent probate 13:27 What can be written in a will 15:34 Disinheriting a child through a will 17:27 What to do for a widow to inherit under the new law 18:35 Importance of discussing wills within the family Can I make a will?, marriage, family law, inheritance, will, probate, divorce, inheritance rights, separation of assets, division of property, necessary heirs, divorce property division, Everything you need to know about wills ___________________ ⚖ Family lawyer specializing in family and inheritance law, with over 13 years of experience and thousands of women served. I work exclusively with divorce, division of assets, probate and estate planning, offering exclusive legal representation for women seeking asset protection and legal empowerment.