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If your mother is mentally fit, she should execute a Will as soon as possible to avoid future disputes. However, she cannot be forced to make one. If she passes away without a Will, her property will be inherited by her legal heirs according to the applicable succession law.

If your family is governed by the Hindu Succession Act, 1956, you and your sister would generally inherit the property equally. Your brother-in-law has no legal right to interfere with or decide how your mothe

Dear Sir,

Procedure before the Court
Obtain a Non-Availability Certificate (NAC) from the Registrar of Births and Deaths stating that no death entry exists in the register for your grandmother.
File a petition under Section 13(3) before the JMFC seeking permission for delayed registration of death.
Along with the petition, file:
Affidavit of the applicant.
Non-Availability Certificate.
Genealogical tree.
Identity proof of the applicant.
Any available material indicating the death.
Since you sta

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The information provided is insufficient to give a proper legal opinion. Kindly clarify aap kiski family pension claim karna chahti hain, kya woh aapke father, mother ya husband ki pension hai, aur woh Government employee, pensioner ya kisi private organisation mein employed the.

Eligibility for family pension depends on the applicable pension rules and your relationship with the deceased employee or pensioner. You may consult a local lawyer or advocate after providing these detail

Dear Client
If your father was initially appointed to a lower post and was promoted to a Grade I/Class I post only after attaining the age of 40 years, such promotion does not automatically place his children in the Creamy Layer category. Eligibility for OBC Non-Creamy Layer status depends on the applicable Government guidelines and the facts of the case.
The competent authority will examine your father's initial appointment, the nature of his service, the age at which he was promoted, and the a

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The information provided is insufficient to give a proper legal opinion. Kindly share complete facts, relevant dates, documents, and details of the dispute so that appropriate legal guidance can be provided. You may consult a local lawyer or advocate..

Dear Client
The answer depends on your age. If you are an adult, your parents cannot legally use physical violence against you merely because they disagree with your personal decisions. If you are a minor, your parents may exercise reasonable supervision and control over your movements and activities, but physical assault or excessive force is not permissible.
If you have suffered injuries or there is ongoing violence, the facts would need to be examined in greater detail before advising on the

Dear Client,
The information in your query is insufficient for providing a legal opinion. However, of you believe a rummy or gaming app is causing harm or operating illegally, you may submit a complaint to the concerned State Cyber Cell, local police, or the appropriate regulatory authorities. Any action against the app would depend on whether it violates applicable laws or regulations.
Merely disliking the app or its impact on users may not be sufficient for a ban. The authorities would examin

Dear Client,

If you are 20 years old and a graduate, then legally you are an adult and have the right to choose where you live, work, and whether or not you marry. Your parents cannot legally force you into marriage, confine you in the house, or use physical violence to stop you from pursuing your career. If you decide to move to Mumbai or another city for work, your parents cannot lawfully compel you to return against your will. However, before leaving, it would be wise to secure employment,

Dear Client,
Based on the facts stated by you, the mere fact of divorce does not automatically result in a change of the child's surname in the birth certificate. The procedure for changing a minor child's surname generally depends upon the applicable rules of the concerned State and the circumstances of the case, including custody arrangements and parental rights.

If the child is a minor and you have lawful custody pursuant to the divorce decree or any subsequent court order, the divorce decr

Dear Client,

If your husband is repeatedly demanding money, consuming alcohol, and subjecting you, your daughter, and your family members to mental harassment and emotional distress, you should not remain silent. Such conduct may amount to mental cruelty, economic abuse, and domestic violence under Indian law. You should preserve all available evidence, including messages, call recordings, and details of incidents, and consider lodging a complaint before the local police station or Women's Pol