BROTHER DIED WITHOUT WILL SURVIVED BY WIFE AND TWO DAUGHTERS, BOTH ARE MARRIED
1 year ago
who gets the assets he left behind which includes real estate, investments and loans given to friends/family, as brother, we like to see that assets are divided between both sisters eventually but one is controlling financial affairs and fear that this may not happen, so any way to protect the interest of daughter ?
A.Dear Client,
The assets will be divided among the class 1 heirs and the wife. As each daughter is eligible to an equal share, the property can be divided accordingly.
The assets will be divided among the class 1 heirs and the wife. As each daughter is eligible to an equal share, the property can be divided accordingly.
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Replied 1 year ago
first of very many thanks, really appreciated
in this case, total assets will be divided in 3 equal portion ?
thanking you for your kind cooperation and awaiting your reply
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