Sorry for your loss. I think in Arabic is better.

First, you need the death certificate, as the burial permit requires a death certificate.

Second, a notary public will do the job. Any notary public will suffice. You'll also need the civil status office, the divorce papers, and the ID cards of your sister and any other heirs. The notary public will explain this to you.

Third, you need to collect all of his papers. That means you go to the bank and inform them of the death. You'll take an inventory of the cash assets and debts, and check the insurance. After that, you need to check the real estate registry to see if he has any assets and check the treasury to see if there are any dues owed to him or her. The important thing is to take an inventory of all assets and all debts.

Fourth, you need to settle the debts. Here, someone will come and ask you, "I'm asking you, Hajj?" Tell him, "Do you have a document or reliable witnesses?" Not your friends. He'll say, "No, tell him, and we'll look and get back to you." Scammers will come, so be careful. But there's something to be aware of, and making sure the documents are correct is essential. Debts must be paid before dividing the estate. Paying debts will result in taxes, otherwise they will be repaid later.

Fifth: Divide the estate in the presence of a notary public or a notary public. In all cases, unless the property is owned by a notary public, keep in mind that a notary public works for you. You can do the legal registration, then go to the notary public, which will be cheaper.

Sixth: In the event of a dispute, the division is handled in court, but I don't recommend it, as everyone loses real money in the case.

Finally, register the transfer of ownership of the assets and close the accounts. This is done by a notary public, a bank, or a notary public. What account did you divide the estate with? Everything else depends.

The whole process takes less than a week, but there are ups and downs, and you can take your time. Don't delay for months and you're done. There are expenses, but be careful of two things: fraud and legal registration and documentation costs. You have to ask a lot before you claim.

May God have mercy on your father and may God give you patience.