Succession Act (CA)

Article 128
(1) The inheritance of the property of a person who has received assistance in accordance with the provisions on social welfare shall be limited to the amount of the value of the assistance received. This limitation shall be implemented in such a way that the part of the deceased's property corresponding to the value of the aid received becomes the property of the Republic of Slovenia, if the aid was financed from the budget of the Republic of Slovenia, or the property of the municipality, if the aid was financed from the budget of the municipality.
(2) The property which becomes the property of the Republic of Slovenia or of the municipality shall be handed over by a decision to the competent authority of the Republic of Slovenia or to the competent authority of the municipality, as the case may be.
(3) Notwithstanding the provisions of paragraph 1 of this Article, the court shall decide that the heirs shall inherit all the property of the deceased if they undertake to reimburse the value of the aid given to the Republic of Slovenia or the municipality.
(4) The Republic of Slovenia or the municipality from whose budget the aid was financed shall have a legal lien on the assets of the estate as security for its claim under the preceding paragraph until the full repayment.
(5) Anything received by the deceased in cash or in the form of an exemption from payment on the basis of a law or a general act of a municipality on account of his/her poor financial situation shall be regarded as assistance under the social welfare regulations.
I propose that this paragraph be included;
6. the Republic of Slovenia or a municipality may enforce a legal lien on things that were in the possession of the person at the time when he or she was receiving assistance in accordance with the social welfare regulations (5) par., but not on things acquired later. And not later than 10 ( ten) years from the last receipt of the assistance. After 10 (ten) years, the claim is time-barred.