First of all, it should be noted that the surviving spouse will inherit with that group, whichever degree (class) has the right to inherit. If there are no heirs in the first two classes (groups), and in the third class, if the heads of the clans and their children died before the inheritor, the spouse will be the sole heir and prevent the inheritance of the state. What is meant by this sole heirship of the spouse is his legal heirship. Otherwise, if there is an appointed heir, the spouse will be the heir with them.
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Being Heir of the Spouse with the First Degree: When the spouse is the heir with the first degree heirs, the inheritance share in the inheritance to be based on the division of property in the inheritance is 1/4.
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Inheritance of the Spouse with the Second Degree: When the spouse is the heir with the heirs with the right of second degree inheritance, he receives 1/2 of the estate as the inheritance share.
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Inheritance of the Spouse with the Heads of the Third Class Estates and Their Children: If the spouse inherits together with the Heads of the Third Class Estates and their children, the inheritance share will be 3/4 of the estate.
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Situations in which the Spouse Has the Right to Inherit Alone: If there are no heirs in the first and second estates, and if the heads of the clans and their children are not alive in the third estate, the spouse will be the sole heir. That is, a third-degree spouse can inherit only with grandparents, uncles, aunts and aunts. If neither of these are present, the spouse will be the sole legal heir. In other words, the third-degree inheritance will not pass on to their children. The presence of the spouse prevents their descendants from inheriting.
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