The phrase "matters of inheritance" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to any topic or issue related to inheritance or the passing down of assets from one generation to another. Example: The lawyer was well-versed in matters of inheritance and was able to guide the family through the probate process smoothly.
Educating them about the possible benefits, including matters of inheritance and Social Security, would help them and their children.
But in October 2013 Greece's supreme court ruled that matters of inheritance involving members of the Muslim minority must be settled by the mufti, as required by sharia law.
One of the achievements of which he was particularly proud was the reform of the ancient Hindu civil code that finally enabled Hindu widows to enjoy equality with men in matters of inheritance and property.
In her pamphlet she asserted not only that women have the same rights as men but also that children born outside of marriage should be treated as fairly as "legitimate" children in matters of inheritance.
A large number of documents have survived concerning marriage, childbirth, and Saskia's death, as well as the tensions between Saskia's family and Rembrandt over matters of inheritance after her death.
Individual women, organizations and lawyers who gave evidence prior to the debate drew attention to discrimination in shariah courts, including women's testimony granted only half the weight of men's, inequality in matters of inheritance, divorce and custody, and sanction of polygamy.
Is it simply a matter of inheritance – you are what your parents are?
It is the place she has come to as a matter of inheritance more than choice.
The lands went into royal possession while the matter of inheritance was being settled.
Although the text plainly makes this claim as a matter of inheritance and the preservation of their father's name and legacy (Numbers 27:4), over time this story has been read through a feminist lens that also emphasizes the shift to women being able to retain land in their family name.
Controversy erupted in June over a proposed personal status law that would have mandated greater uniformity across religious communities on matters of marriage, inheritance, and child custody.
