Harassment - My uncles are harassing my great grandmother
Harassment - My uncles are harassing my great grandmother
My uncles are harassing my great grandmother for property which she wants to give to my father(eldest grandson).they are threatening to kill my father if he gets the property. Every other day they com
9 months ago
A. Dear client,
This is a sensitive issue. Please tell your grandmother to file a complaint for criminal intimidation under section 503 of the IPC. Additionally, you can obtain a restraining order against the uncles in Court
daughters rights to claims on ownership of the property
I am interested in a site in bangalore which is getting auctioned by bank for defaulting the loan. This site is pledged for a loan in 2019 and loan defaulter Mallesh(previous owner - Lingayat coomunit
9 months ago
A. Dear Client,
When an ancestral property is divided among the surviving coparceners/legal heirs equally and the individual share is released by the concerned legal heirs in favour of other legal heirs with a declaration that he or she bequeathed his right and titles of share of the ancestral property by a registered deed of release or gift, he or she cannot revoke his or her right back in respect of property belongs to his father. So in case your site is missing by default in the released deed e ...ReadMore
Manipulative Inlaws and Unsupportive Husband
My Mom in law and Sister in law are very dominating and Manipulative people where my husband is a guy who blindly follows their advise .Dad in law also has no voice and supports them.Within 2 months f
9 months ago
A. Hello Client,
According to your description, I am understanding that you have abusive in-laws who created lots of issues in your marital life. In such circumstances, you may send a legal notice to your husband stating your terms and condition to come back and stay with him. If your husband agrees to your terms and conditions then well and good, otherwise you may file for a divorce and maintenance case against him. you may file a mutual divorce or a contested divorce according to your circumstan ...ReadMore
Maintenance - Right of a married women
Right of a married women over ancestral property of her husband when he is alive
9 months ago
A. Dear client,
After 1956 the laws governing succession in Hindu Law were codified, granting women the right to property by recognizing their right to inheritance in a joint Hindu family and almost 50 after the inception of the Succession Act, in 2005 it was amended, to provide for women right in their ancestral properties, by including daughters in the definition of the coparceners. However, even now mothers, wife and daughter in laws, despite being members of the joint family don’t have any s ...ReadMore
Legal heir certificate property
Hi, I applied legal heir certificate in court about my husbands self acquired property. My husband died we don't have childerens. 1year completed still court not decided who are legal heirs. One flat
9 months ago
A. Dear Sir,
You may ask your Advocate to expedite the matter so that you may get court decree otherwise you have to go to direction to the below Court to dispose of your case within next three months.
Property dispute - my mothers father has three heirs
Sir, my mother's father has three heirs, out of whom two are male and one female, i.e., my mother. My great uncle died in 1948; he had no children, and his wife died in 2005. My grandfather died in 19
9 months ago
A. Dear client,
As per the rules of intestate succession under the Hindu Succession Act, the property is equally distributed between Class-1 heirs of the intestate, to the exclusion of Class-2 and Class-3 heirs. Therefore, the Class-1 heirs eligible to a share in the property would be your grandfather's children. Thus, your mother has a right over the property which means you also have a right over your mother's share.
Please file an injunction suit to prevent your uncle from selling the property ...ReadMore
A. Hi client,
You have to do quashing of FIR the same before the Learned High Court, with all the evidences.Contact an advocate immediately.
a notarised will was except 1st page other pages changed
A notarised will was executed by testor after ward the beneficiary was changed the except stamp paper other pages was changed. How to prove the fabricated will
9 months ago
A. Dear client,
Gather evidence: Collect any evidence that suggests the will has been fabricated or altered. This may include the original version of the will, any drafts or previous versions, witness testimonies, expert opinions, or any other relevant documents that support your claim.
Consult with a lawyer: Seek legal advice from a lawyer who specializes in estate litigation and probate matters. They will be able to assess the evidence you have and guide you on the best course of action to chal ...ReadMore
Parents Abuse
I’m 22 yrs old studying medicine .. I’m continuously being abused by my parents in one or other point !! They are behaving ruthlessly every time ! They wish I have a job but yet I’m studying how
9 months ago
A. Dear Client,
It is the moral obligation on the part of parents to take care of the well-being of their children irrespective of gender. Children are not a burden to their parents and can claim maintenance u/s.125 Cr.PC from the parents till the time she is able to maintain herself. So, when you get depressed with the continuous misbehavior and humiliation, you may approach to the Chairperson, Women Commission and Human Rights Commission, who takes suo moto action to protect the interest and sec ...ReadMore
Mental harrasment
I know my parents have not been in good condition my father has extra marital affair and i have grew up like this and day by day i feel burden by them coz nothng goes the way my mother and father are
9 months ago
A. Dear client,
Communication: Encourage open and honest communication within your family. You can try to express your feelings and concerns to your parents, emphasizing how their conflicts and taunting affect you. It's important to approach the conversation calmly and respectfully, focusing on your emotions rather than blaming or accusing them.
Seek professional help: Consider suggesting family therapy or counseling to your parents. A professional therapist can provide a safe space for family me ...ReadMore
