Inherited property - marital dispute - wife and son right on it
2 months ago
I have encestor bunglow , land. I have marital dispute with wife. Son with her. No divorce filed yet. Separated 3 years. She at her parent place. I want to know can they claim inherited property. Should I sell and save half money by investing somewhere. Or no need.
A.No, they cannot claim on your inherited property, you can sell it immediately and invest somewhere with consultation with the good advocate
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A.Dear Client,
Whether the parents are separated or divorced, the children will be considered class I legal heirs of their biological parents and will have the right to inherit their self-acquired (unless specified otherwise in a will) and ancestral property. As per the Hindu law of inheritance, an ancestral property can be gifted/disposed of only under certain situations like distress or for pious reasons. Otherwise, the ancestral property cannot be given away or disposed of to others excluding all other legal heirs/coparceners who have the right to inherit the said property by birth.
Whether the parents are separated or divorced, the children will be considered class I legal heirs of their biological parents and will have the right to inherit their self-acquired (unless specified otherwise in a will) and ancestral property. As per the Hindu law of inheritance, an ancestral property can be gifted/disposed of only under certain situations like distress or for pious reasons. Otherwise, the ancestral property cannot be given away or disposed of to others excluding all other legal heirs/coparceners who have the right to inherit the said property by birth.
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