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Total property registry on mother's name
1 year ago
My father was professor by occupation and mother house wife, after marriage my father was received 50 acres of land from my grandfather as his share, also from his own income my father purchased Midc plot and constructed factory shed on the said Midc plot on my mother's name, my father also purchased house plot and constructed house on my mother's name only, 3 cidco shops 1 on mother's name and 2 shops on father's name. My father died in September 2022 and my mother now filed petition against me to terminate me from all the property shares and pension bank account of my father, at my residence on first floor I constructed my house by my own income and funds and residing there with my only son and wife. We all are 3 children's me and 2 sisters 1 doctor and her husband is also doctor and running own hospital, another sister is an engineer and leaves in USA with her husband and children's her husband is also an engineer. In such situation what should be my legal stand
A.Dear Client
As a starting point, it is important to note that the laws regarding inheritance and property distribution can vary depending on the jurisdiction you are in. It is recommended that you consult with a lawyer who is knowledgeable in the laws of your specific region to get more specific advice tailored to your circumstances.
That being said, generally speaking, if your father passed away without a will, his estate will be divided among his legal heirs, including you and your siblings. Your mother may not be able to terminate your share in the property and pension bank account of your father without a legal basis.
If your father had made a will, it will be important to determine its contents and whether your mother's petition is in line with the will. If the will has not been probated yet, it may be necessary to initiate that process.
Regarding the property owned by your parents, it is important to determine who has legal ownership of the properties in question. If the properties were purchased or acquired by your parents jointly, your mother may not be able to exclude you from your rightful share. Similarly, if the properties were acquired by your father alone, it will be important to determine if there was a valid transfer of ownership to your mother.
It is also relevant to note that the property you constructed on the first floor of your residence with your own income and funds will likely be considered your own separate property, which may not be subject to distribution in the estate of your father.
In summary, your legal stand will depend on the specific facts and circumstances of your case, as well as the applicable laws of your jurisdiction. It is recommended that you seek legal advice to determine your rights and potential courses of action.
thank you
As a starting point, it is important to note that the laws regarding inheritance and property distribution can vary depending on the jurisdiction you are in. It is recommended that you consult with a lawyer who is knowledgeable in the laws of your specific region to get more specific advice tailored to your circumstances.
That being said, generally speaking, if your father passed away without a will, his estate will be divided among his legal heirs, including you and your siblings. Your mother may not be able to terminate your share in the property and pension bank account of your father without a legal basis.
If your father had made a will, it will be important to determine its contents and whether your mother's petition is in line with the will. If the will has not been probated yet, it may be necessary to initiate that process.
Regarding the property owned by your parents, it is important to determine who has legal ownership of the properties in question. If the properties were purchased or acquired by your parents jointly, your mother may not be able to exclude you from your rightful share. Similarly, if the properties were acquired by your father alone, it will be important to determine if there was a valid transfer of ownership to your mother.
It is also relevant to note that the property you constructed on the first floor of your residence with your own income and funds will likely be considered your own separate property, which may not be subject to distribution in the estate of your father.
In summary, your legal stand will depend on the specific facts and circumstances of your case, as well as the applicable laws of your jurisdiction. It is recommended that you seek legal advice to determine your rights and potential courses of action.
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A.Dear Client
As a starting point, it is important to note that the laws regarding inheritance and property distribution can vary depending on the jurisdiction you are in. It is recommended that you consult with a lawyer who is knowledgeable in the laws of your specific region to get more specific advice tailored to your circumstances.
That being said, generally speaking, if your father passed away without a will, his estate will be divided among his legal heirs, including you and your siblings. Your mother may not be able to terminate your share in the property and pension bank account of your father without a legal basis.
If your father had made a will, it will be important to determine its contents and whether your mother's petition is in line with the will. If the will has not been probated yet, it may be necessary to initiate that process.
Regarding the property owned by your parents, it is important to determine who has legal ownership of the properties in question. If the properties were purchased or acquired by your parents jointly, your mother may not be able to exclude you from your rightful share. Similarly, if the properties were acquired by your father alone, it will be important to determine if there was a valid transfer of ownership to your mother.
It is also relevant to note that the property you constructed on the first floor of your residence with your own income and funds will likely be considered your own separate property, which may not be subject to distribution in the estate of your father.
In summary, your legal stand will depend on the specific facts and circumstances of your case, as well as the applicable laws of your jurisdiction. It is recommended that you seek legal advice to determine your rights and potential courses of action.
thank you
As a starting point, it is important to note that the laws regarding inheritance and property distribution can vary depending on the jurisdiction you are in. It is recommended that you consult with a lawyer who is knowledgeable in the laws of your specific region to get more specific advice tailored to your circumstances.
That being said, generally speaking, if your father passed away without a will, his estate will be divided among his legal heirs, including you and your siblings. Your mother may not be able to terminate your share in the property and pension bank account of your father without a legal basis.
If your father had made a will, it will be important to determine its contents and whether your mother's petition is in line with the will. If the will has not been probated yet, it may be necessary to initiate that process.
Regarding the property owned by your parents, it is important to determine who has legal ownership of the properties in question. If the properties were purchased or acquired by your parents jointly, your mother may not be able to exclude you from your rightful share. Similarly, if the properties were acquired by your father alone, it will be important to determine if there was a valid transfer of ownership to your mother.
It is also relevant to note that the property you constructed on the first floor of your residence with your own income and funds will likely be considered your own separate property, which may not be subject to distribution in the estate of your father.
In summary, your legal stand will depend on the specific facts and circumstances of your case, as well as the applicable laws of your jurisdiction. It is recommended that you seek legal advice to determine your rights and potential courses of action.
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