Denial of right to inherit property

In Belgium, should the house-owning partner of a single-sex or an unmarried heterosexual couple die, the survivor can inherit the property only with the approval of the late partner's family. Even if the family does approve, the survivor will lose most of the value of the house through inheritance tax (80% compared with 18% for a married couple and the same house).

1. Injustice
2. Discrimination against LGBT people
3. Confusion of paternity

1. Unethical real estate practice
2. Unequal property rights
3. Prohibitive death duties
4. Intestacy
5. Ineffective testamentary dispositions among countries
6. Forgery of wills and testaments
7. Dying intestate
8. Discrimination in adoption
9. Discrimination against illegitimate children

1. Denial of the right to ownership

1. Writing a will
2. Reducing inequality of property inheritance
3. Preserving inequality of property inheritance
4. Denying right to inherit property

1. Self-denial
2. Inequality
3. Denial