What inheritance did Kashpirovsky leave to his wife and children? Kashpirovsky himself stated in numerous interviews that he transferred all his property to his relatives and close ones. What he earned in America was left to his older children. According to open sources, Kashpirovsky had a two-room apartment in Mitino, Moscow. He acquired this property in 1993 when he was elected as a deputy of the State Duma of the first convocation from the LDPR faction. When Kashpirovsky resigned from his deputy position two years later, he refused to vacate the apartment, claiming it was his only residence. As reported by sources, when Kashpirovsky was to be evicted, he promised to curse all involved with impotence. However, he gifted this property to his third wife, Gulizar, who gave birth to his daughter last year. Thus, Kashpirovsky had no real estate. If he had savings in accounts and copyright on medical developments, they could be claimed by the first-line heirs — his wife, daughter, son living in the USA, and grandchildren from his deceased eldest daughter. "Kashpirovsky's inheritance, if there are no other relatives or illegitimate children, will be divided into two parts: one for the children from the first marriage, the other for the wife and daughter. This is according to Russian law. If Kashpirovsky had property in the USA, then the inheritance will be divided according to American laws," explained lawyer Ivan Solovyov.
