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My grandfather died on 2018 without any will and he has 3 children ( 2 sons and 1 daughter) . One son ( second son) died on 2003 before the grandfather without married , My fahter (First Son) is died at 2017 with married ( mother , me and my sister ) and my grandfather also alive.
My grandmother released his part to his daughter (1/3) part . and remaining two part my aunt and my (mother and sister) , On my father part , my grandmother is required or not ?
And My grandfather second son which he is died also has any share , is it dividing 3 or 4 parts ?
A.Dear Client,
In the situation you described, when your grandfather passed away without leaving a will, his property would generally be inherited by his legal heirs. Considering that your grandfather had two sons and one daughter, and one of the sons predeceased him, the legal heirs would typically include the surviving son, daughter, and the legal heirs of the predeceased son.
The share of your grandfather's property would be divided equally among the legal heirs. Since your father predeceased your grandfather, his share would devolve upon his legal heirs, which include your mother, you, and your sister. Therefore, your mother would represent your father's share in the inheritance.
In summary, the division of your grandfather's property would involve considering your grandmother, the surviving son (your uncle), your aunt, your mother (on behalf of your deceased father), and you and your sister.
It is advisable to consult with a legal professional to ensure accurate advice based on the specific inheritance laws applicable in your jurisdiction.
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In the situation you described, when your grandfather passed away without leaving a will, his property would generally be inherited by his legal heirs. Considering that your grandfather had two sons and one daughter, and one of the sons predeceased him, the legal heirs would typically include the surviving son, daughter, and the legal heirs of the predeceased son.
The share of your grandfather's property would be divided equally among the legal heirs. Since your father predeceased your grandfather, his share would devolve upon his legal heirs, which include your mother, you, and your sister. Therefore, your mother would represent your father's share in the inheritance.
In summary, the division of your grandfather's property would involve considering your grandmother, the surviving son (your uncle), your aunt, your mother (on behalf of your deceased father), and you and your sister.
It is advisable to consult with a legal professional to ensure accurate advice based on the specific inheritance laws applicable in your jurisdiction.
Thankyou
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A.Dear Client,
Your query requires more specific details to address suitably. However, in short, it may be noted that when a person passes away leaving his property intestate that is without a Will, all the surviving legal heirs are entitled to an equal share in the said property following the law of inheritance. Family members of the deceased legal heirs who pass away before the owner of the property his family members get an equal share in the said property. Out of 3 children, 2 sons passed away before the deceased owner of the property. Accordingly on the demise of your grandfather, your grandmother, her daughter and the family members of the deceased elder son are entitled to an equal share in the said intestate property of your grandfather.
Your query requires more specific details to address suitably. However, in short, it may be noted that when a person passes away leaving his property intestate that is without a Will, all the surviving legal heirs are entitled to an equal share in the said property following the law of inheritance. Family members of the deceased legal heirs who pass away before the owner of the property his family members get an equal share in the said property. Out of 3 children, 2 sons passed away before the deceased owner of the property. Accordingly on the demise of your grandfather, your grandmother, her daughter and the family members of the deceased elder son are entitled to an equal share in the said intestate property of your grandfather.
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A.Dear sir
Entire documents and family tree is to be perused and also other documents to be verified before giving a legal advise.
Entire documents and family tree is to be perused and also other documents to be verified before giving a legal advise.
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