My Grandfather had 2 Daughters. He wrote a Will where he gave his house to his Eldest Daughter. To his second Daughter (my Mother) he just mentioned in the Will that she will just get to draw the Inte ...
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You have to contact a lawyer and discuss the facts in detail. After her death, her legal heirs acquire right on her property. They can transfer the property to whoever they want.
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My brother was caring for my mother for 4 hrs and I and my older sister used to live out of town. Relations between my younger brother and his wife were always contentious. During our absence my broth ...
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If you make such a claim that your brother acquired the property of your mother by fraud, the burden of proof lies on you. You have to produce the evidence in court. You can sue him for his cruelty towards his mother.
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Hi my are divorced for about more than 45 years . I have been staying with my mother since then . My mother recently passed away . She did not write any will, and I have applied for family certificat ...
You may apply for succession certificate stating that you are the rightful person to be the successor of the deceased person i.e your mother and you can go ahead with the selling of the plot once you attain the succession certificate from the court.
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So I purchased a property owner left me a notarized will giving right for transfer, sale, mortgage & her legal heir (2 sons) have no intention for the property. Her 2 sons are the only witness signed ...
What is probate of will? It is nothing but authenticating the will by the hon'ble court so, when someone applies for probate of a will then the main work of the court is to check and declare the authenticity of the will hence if while applying of the witnesses have signed then it becomes easier for the court to prove the correctness of the will and thus it is required that while filing the application for probate the witnesses must sign the application.
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My father expired without making a will. He had a second marriage without divorcing the first wife. He had 4 children from first marriage and 2 from second. He has put name of his second wife for his ...
Since he has put his second wife's name in the service sheet so the pension and retirement benefit like PF will be given to the second wife or children of second wife hence you should immediately send a letter of representation to the company/organization stating the fact that she is second wife and that marriage is not valid as your father did not take divorce from your mother. Hence they should not pay anything to them.
They would immediately stop the processing one receipt of the letter. Pos
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Think there are 4 brothers Eldest one dead long back 2nd one alive 3rd one alive 4th one dead 4th one kept nominee as second brother for a bank account. And there's some money it According to the ...
If your mother is alive and your deceased fourth brother was bachelor,then your mother becomes his sole legal Successor of movable assets. However,if your parents are not alive,and your deceased fourth brother was bachelor, then his surviving siblings become his legal Successors of movable assets. If your deceased fourth brother was married and your mother is not alive,then his widow and child / children( if any) will be his legal successors.
As per the Rulings of the Apex Court of our C
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How to get details of the person who are the Wittness in the WILL which my grandfather did. I have the WILL which i got after death of my grandfather and in there i can only find the name but i need t ...
Jab vashiyat ki jaati hai tab usko 2 witnesses ke dawara proof kiya jaata hai. Witnesses ka signed karate time unka complete address likha jaata hai. Jisme unka fathers name residence address hota hai. Or unki identification proof bhi laga hota hai. Aap vashiyat ki certified copy le usme sab ke baare me aap ko malum ho jaiga.
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Dear Sirs, Can I email my one-page draft will prepared by myself in MS-WORD format so the same can be evaluated free/paid for its legal compliance in the eyes of prevailing law? Please mention the fe ...
Better contact Vidhikarya and ask to provide you with a lawyer to review your draft of will. Thank you.
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My grandfather has written a will for his property on my father, my uncle and aunt.my father died without changing his share in to his name.my uncle family has occupied and claiming the entire propert ...
The Will until and unless probated is of no value and in such case the property devolve upon the legal heir and heiresses of your grandfather. You can obviously claim your deceased father's share by issuing legal notice for Partition to other Legal Heir and heiress of your deceased grandfather by executing registered Partition Deed and if they fail to do then you can file Partition Suit and at the first instance can get status quo Order preventing the change of nature and character of the Prope
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In a family, there 3 girl child and 1 boy. When they grew up, the mother is took off by one of her girl child. So that, the mother make a will to give her land to the one who took care off her. When m ...
Need more information on how the land was acquired by the mother then only it will be possible to provide a proper answer on this question. In general if there is a will for a self acquired property the mother can transfer the land that way to one of the child and then probate of the will through the court has to be conducted.
If there is no will then all the children will have equal rights in the property.
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