Family Law

Distant kindred have three kinship sides, as follows: 1. The paternal side: Consanguine relatives of the deceased, including the following: a) A non-inheriting grandfather, in accordance with the provision of Article 212(1) of this Law. b) A non-inheriting grandmother, in accordance with the provision of Article 214(1) of this Law. c) A father’s uterine brother. d) An aunt. e) A female cousin. f) A daughter of a consanguine brother. g) A son of a consanguine sister. h) Children of the above-mentioned relatives. 2. The maternal side: Uterine relatives of the deceased, including the following: a) A non-inheriting grandfather, in accordance with the provision of Article 212(1) of this Law. b) A non-inheriting grandmother, in accordance with the provision of Article 214(1) of this Law. c) An uncle. d) An aunt. e) A son of a uterine brother or a uterine sister. f) Children of the above-mentioned relatives. 3. The filial side: Descendants of the deceased, including the following: a) A daughter’s son. b) A son of a son's daughter. c) Children of the above-mentioned relatives.