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Division of property of a childless couple
27-Feb-2023 (In Property Law)
We are married for last 21 years with no children. We both have individual savings with each other nominations. I have many differences with my in laws. I always think that what will happen to our savings, our property, if we both die together. Can anyone please help me
Dear Client,
You can make a will of how and to whom your property both moveable and immovable will be given after your death, likewise your wife can also make a WILL. However if your do not want to make a WILL, and both of you die then your property shall devolve upon your mother , if no mother then your Father, your brother, your sister being the heirs as mentioned in Class I and Class II, in the Hindu Succession Act
You can make a will of how and to whom your property both moveable and immovable will be given after your death, likewise your wife can also make a WILL. However if your do not want to make a WILL, and both of you die then your property shall devolve upon your mother , if no mother then your Father, your brother, your sister being the heirs as mentioned in Class I and Class II, in the Hindu Succession Act
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Adv. Rozario John
Pune | 100+ Answers
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Who is the legal heir of married woman without child?
In the absence of children, the inheritance is passed to the fathers descendants under Section 15 (2) (a). According to Section 15(2)(b), in the event that the property was inherited by her husband, father-in law, or husband, the property will be passed on to the husbands descendants if there are no children. 21-Jan-2022
What happens when an unmarried person dies?
If the deceased was not married, property division is possible.
If there are no parents, siblings, or descendants of siblings left, the estate will be divided equally between the agnates. If the deceased was single, but had children then the estate will be divided equally between his/her children.
Who are the legal heirs of a deceased married person?
According to the Hindu Succession Act of 2005, the legal heirs of a deceased Hindu man or wife include other legal successors that are Class I heirs. These are the types of property: Self-acquired Property: The wife inherits as the legal heir to the deceased husband.
If you have property and money in your saving account then it's your wish that to whom you want to give, it's completely your wish. You can give to any children welfare, popes, or to any NGO or to any hospital.
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Adv. Vijendra Rai
Mumbai | 100+ Answers
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If you have already prepared a will your movable and immovable property will be distributed accordingly. If not then law of succession of shall apply. Detailed information will be required for more clear response to this query.
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Adv. Onam Hingorani
Mumbai | 25+ Answers
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Hello,
Savings and Immovable property - whether self acquired or inheritated? if property or savings are self acquired please make valid " Will" cross "Wills" of you and your husband if possible...
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Savings and Immovable property - whether self acquired or inheritated? if property or savings are self acquired please make valid " Will" cross "Wills" of you and your husband if possible...
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Adv. Amruta Mehendale
Pune | 25+ Answers
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Firstly your property goes to your relatives if they exist then if there is no relatives then it goes to your wife's relatives if then there is no any relatives of both side then it goes to government.
Better way you can made will of your property where you want donate.
Better way you can made will of your property where you want donate.
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Adv. Deepak Kashinath Kokane
Nashik | 25+ Answers
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A married womans legal heirs are her husband and her children. If she does not have children, then her husband will be her sole heir.
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Delhi | 200+ AnswersCONTACT NOW
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