Will
4 years ago
What are the charges for making a level will? How much time it will take?
If I make a will denying anything to my wife or children, can they still claim legel right over it?
Adv Poonam Manoj Sapate
Responded 4 years ago
A.Respected Sir,
1. It will take approximately 25000/- fees to register it.
2. It will take hardly 2 to 3 days for completion.
3. Your wife and children cannot claim if you make a registered will.
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Adv Poonam Sapate
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1. It will take approximately 25000/- fees to register it.
2. It will take hardly 2 to 3 days for completion.
3. Your wife and children cannot claim if you make a registered will.
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Adv Poonam Sapate
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A.Dear Sir,
It all depends upon the profile of the advocate and complexity of the issues.
It all depends upon the profile of the advocate and complexity of the issues.
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Sayaree Ganguly
Responded 4 years ago
A.Dear Client,
The answer for the first two question of yours depends completely on the advocate and it differ from one advocate to another.
In case of the denial of giving property to your wife and your children, you are free to do so if that is your self acquired property. You can make a will and give your property to anybody of your choice.
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The answer for the first two question of yours depends completely on the advocate and it differ from one advocate to another.
In case of the denial of giving property to your wife and your children, you are free to do so if that is your self acquired property. You can make a will and give your property to anybody of your choice.
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Shreyash Mohta
Responded 4 years ago
A.A will can be made only with reference to self owned property and not inherited property.
You can make a will of your self owned property to any extent [ even going up to the limit of not giving any part of the same to any of your family members and giving it to someone else].
However the same rule is not applicable in case of an inherited property as it is inherited, the children and the family members shall have their rights which cannot be waived off by way of a will.
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Shreyash Mohta
You can make a will of your self owned property to any extent [ even going up to the limit of not giving any part of the same to any of your family members and giving it to someone else].
However the same rule is not applicable in case of an inherited property as it is inherited, the children and the family members shall have their rights which cannot be waived off by way of a will.
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Shreyash Mohta
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Suneel Moudgil
Responded 4 years ago
A.if the property is earned by you only, then you have absolute right to distribute the same to anyone as per your choice,
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Rameshwar Dadhe
Responded 4 years ago
A.Yes they have right to property share
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