Imants Freibergs' Estate: Family Reports No Disputes, Notary Visit Still Ahead
Imants Freibergs, husband of former Latvian President Vaira Vīķe-Freiberga, drew up his will three years before his death. The estate has not yet been formally settled with a notary, but the family reportedly has no disputes, according to his son Kārlis Freibergs.
Imants Freibergs, husband of Vaira Vīķe-Freiberga, the former President of Latvia, wrote his will three years before he died, the magazine "Jauns&Privāts" reports. Ten months have passed since his death, but the inheritance has not yet been formalised with a notary.
Family members are soon to meet and go to a notary together to put the necessary paperwork in order. The family reportedly has no disagreements over the estate.
How the estate is divided
According to Kārlis Freibergs, son of Imants and Vaira, his mother was left mainly the funds held in bank accounts, along with shares. He and his sister were each allotted two real estate properties. His sister was also left their father's car.
Support for the widow
Vaira Vīķe-Freiberga is now on her own after 64 years of marriage. Kārlis Freibergs says the family is trying to be close to her. Her daughter and grandchildren are also described as her greatest joys.
"I try to cheer up and support Mum as much as I can. There is nothing greater than talking and hugging each other," Kārlis Freibergs told the magazine.
