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Husband and in laws died how will the property get divided
23-May-2023 (In Property Law)
Sir Recently my In-Laws and my husband died in an accident all the property is on my mother in laws name not on her median name will the property comes to me cause some of our relatives are saying it wont,me and my husband dont have any children and he is their only son she did no write any will of her property thank you... I am a Hindu
All of your in laws and husband's property will come to you as you are the sole legal heir of your husband and your in laws.
The property includes your mother in law property.
First you should get a legal heir certificate from MRO office.
Based on legal heir certificate you should get the properties registered in your name.
in case of a problem, we can also ask the court to declare you as a legal heir and get the same decreed and then get the properties transferred to your name.
The property includes your mother in law property.
First you should get a legal heir certificate from MRO office.
Based on legal heir certificate you should get the properties registered in your name.
in case of a problem, we can also ask the court to declare you as a legal heir and get the same decreed and then get the properties transferred to your name.
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Adv. Rajagopalan
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till you live you can enjoy for your needs but you donot have right to sold the property. we have to see that it is ancisters property are selfacquried property and she is having daughters. if she is having daughters they will get the property
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Adv. S.Malla Reddy
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As far as you have been legally married to your husband, and atleast have got the marriage registered at the magistrate office, you legally stand all fair chances to get the property in your name irrespective if the property is not in the maiden name as well
If you do not have a marriage certificate, you still stand a chance however, it will have a lot of documentation required to be filled
if you can be a little more precise as to how many years have you been married, and if the in-laws have a extended family as such can give us a fair view to understand the case and the way it needs to be filled
Feel free to reach back for any further help or consultation
If you do not have a marriage certificate, you still stand a chance however, it will have a lot of documentation required to be filled
if you can be a little more precise as to how many years have you been married, and if the in-laws have a extended family as such can give us a fair view to understand the case and the way it needs to be filled
Feel free to reach back for any further help or consultation
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Adv. Rajkumar Yeddu
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