Inheritance as planning, not only succession

The reform introduced by Law 5303/2026 is presented as a shift from passive succession to more deliberate family planning. Wills, reserved shares, inheritance agreements and estate debts are treated as connected parts of the same practical problem.

What changes in family discussions

The Greek article places emphasis on the need to read familiar tools in a new way. A will is still central, but the lawful share, possible agreements before death, lease issues and the family home can all shape the real outcome after a death.

The hidden weight of debts and expectations

An inheritance rarely contains only assets. The overview keeps attention on liabilities, misunderstandings between relatives and the value of clear preparation before conflict appears. It describes the reform context without turning the text into individual succession advice.