Subject of Division

What becomes of profit received from property belonging to the estate?

Appreciation of property, its fruit and whatever comes instead of the property, after the deceased's death until the division of the estate, belongs to the estate.

What about losses from estate property?
Depreciation in property and payments due on it, from the time of the deceased's death until the estate is divided, are deducted from the estate itself.

What happens if after paying off all debts and maintenance due there is not enough left in the estate to pay all the heirs?

The proportion of the estate each heir will receive will remain the same, but in absolute terms he/she will get less as the "cake" to be divided will be smaller.

What happens if there is not enough left in the estate after the debts and maintenance set are deducted to divide up between the heirs, and one heir inherited the deceased's apartment?

As a rule the heir receiving a specific named property will not be affected and the reduction will just apply to the heirs not receiving specific property, but the testator is free to instruct otherwise in advance in the will.

How will property be valued when there was an early division of part of the estate?

The property divided early will be valued at their actual or real value at the time of division.

What will happen to money received from insurance to cover estate property that was stolen?

It will be divided among the heirs.

Can a testator provide in his will that the person owning a particular property will have his share reduced if there is not enough left in the estate for all the heirs, after the debts and any maintenance due are paid from it?

Yes!

What happens if there is not enough left in the estate once debts and maintenance due are paid off, to give to all the heirs?

The size of the inheritance shares will be reduced, proportions being retained, as on the day of the deceased's death.