The phrase "inheritance matters" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It specifically refers to legal and financial issues relating to the distribution of assets and property after someone's death. This phrase can be used in various contexts, such as in a legal document, a financial planning discussion, or a conversation about family matters. Example: "The lawyer specializes in handling inheritance matters for high-net-worth clients."
The extent to which genes matter to intelligence varies by social class (genetic inheritance matters more if you're wealthy, less if you're poor).
The main objections to the new constitution are the perception that it is softer on abortion — the new constitution keeps it illegal and defines life as beginning at conception, but allows abortion under certain circumstances — and that it recognizes traditional Islamic courts for family law and inheritance matters.
Campaigners have reacted angrily to the news that wills and inheritance matters in Guernsey will still be dealt with by the Ecclesiastical Court until at least next year.
Forensic genetics is the branch of genetics that, through DNA analysis and comparison, helps to resolve legal problems such as paternity tests, establishing identity in criminal cases where biological evidence is found at crime scenes, inheritance matters, identification of victims of mass disasters, and identification of missing persons from human remains [ 1, 2].
Genetic exchange between distantly related genomes might occur as a result of occasional paternal transmission that introduces a foreign genome (e.g., Kraytsberg, 2004), but the significance of such violations of uniparental inheritance are matters of an ongoing debate.
Aaron feels fortunate about his inheritance, no matter what the condition.
National demographic inheritances therefore matter.
"Illegal inheritance is what matters".
The patriarch and the 12 diocesan bishops, with the assistance of community councils in which the laity is well represented, regulate the finances of the churches and schools and the administration of the rules relating to marriage, inheritance, and other matters of personal status.
That central Africa is today still an unfolding tragedy of exploitation, commercial rivalries, and indigenous incapacity partly an inheritance of colonialism, matters little.
That was your inheritance, and it mattered a lot, as any Indian woman knows.
