Mexican Inheritance Laws Explained: What Happens When There's No Will?

Inheritance in Mexico: A Notary Public Explains Intestate Succession Mexico City, MX – May 26, 2025 – In a recent video, Notary Public Jorge Ramos Campiran provides clarity on intestate succession in Mexico. The video, which has gained significant popularity, outlines the legal order of inheritance when a person dies without a will. "Who has the right to inherit when there is no will?" Campiran asks in the video. He then proceeds to systematically explain the order of inheritance, starting with spouses and children, then moving to parents, siblings, and finally more distant relatives. He uses simple language and clear examples to illustrate the process. Campiran also highlights the importance of the legal process involved, explaining that individuals entitled to inherit must initiate a 'juicio sucesorio intestamentario' (intestate succession lawsuit). He emphasizes that this process is necessary to legally claim the inheritance. The video's popularity underscores the need for accessible legal information. Campiran's clear and concise explanation provides valuable guidance for those dealing with inheritance issues in Mexico.