- Issuing a death certificate from the Civil Status Office, after submitting the documents that include “notification of death, a photo of the deceased, status card, and family card.
- Going to the settlement circuits to obtain a list of heirs – an official document that is extracted with the aim of clarifying the data of the deceased, listing their heirs, and the relationship of each of them to the deceased, and clarifying the legal status of each of them, and ensuring that only the rightful heirs are included in the document, avoiding any disputes or conflicts.
- Issuing the estate inventory documebalances andng for the deceased’s funds and assets, which can be determined by addressing the writings of the judiciary regarding lands and properties, addressing the Saudi Arabian Monetary Agency (SAMA) regarding bank accounts and balances, and addressing the Capital Market Authority regarding stocks and documents.
- Dividing the cash funds and determining the share of each heir or eligible beneficiary thereof.
- Dividing the value of stocks and investment funds after the heirs request it from the bank and sell them.
- Dividing the real estate.
- Dividing tangible items such as cars, jewelry, etc., which is done by mutual agreement among the heirs, with the judge overseeing the division among them.
- Dividing the estate that includes debts.
- Dividing the estate that includes mortgages.
- Dividing the estate of a deceased person with no heirs.
- Dividing the estate of non-Saudis.