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posted 2 years ago
Hello,
My father went bankrupt recently. He owned 2 wineries; 1 historical with a restaurant managed by my uncle (his brother), and 1 created by him for wine shipping. Because of his constant debts and inability to pay, he created a company owned by 40% by my mother (which role is as administrator), in order to be able to maintain clients, contracts, and some business, which however never officially started. I spent the last 3 years abroad, I am 22 years old and I waited some time to get into this as I needed to mature and get some sort of education/life/work experience. Recently, my grandmother died and she gave her ownership of 55% of a big house to my aunt. The rest is owned by the bank my father went bankrupt with and may be bought by some international company. Now, my mother wants to and will give up her 40% to my sister, from that company she made up with my father, losing her position as administrator and electing my sister.
My main question is: What can I do?
Is there any right that allows me to own that 40% too? Is everything here looking legal, or should I stay out of it? Can I exercise any rights to my grandmother's house?
I am young, and have my future in front of me. But I am today left with nothing. I am looking for an advice.
Fields:- Banking and Financial
- Property
- Corporate and Company
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