A Maaleht reader wonders why an apartment bought with her money was divided among her husband’s children from a previous marriage. “I bought an apartment with my own money and married a man who had three children from a previous marriage. We entered into a prenuptial agreement whereby I gave half of my property to my husband. When my husband died, my apartment under the inheritance agreement was divided in such a way that I and my husband’s three children from the previous marriage are the owners of the apartment in equal shares (1/4).
I believe that this division is incorrect, as my husband was the owner of only half of the apartment. How can I correct this mistake?”, asks the reader.