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Bought a property on parents name how to safeguard it after divorce
17-Sep-2023 (In Divorce Law)
Respected Sir/Madam, I am an unmarried Hindu male. I am a salaried class employee staying in a house registered in my parents' name (ancestral). I have a plot of land registered in my name and I paying back the loan by EMI currently. My parents have other self-acquired property I wanted to know what I could do to safeguard my and parents' assets in case of a prospective contested divorce after marriage
Respected Sir/Madam,
I am an unmarried Hindu male. I am a salaried class employee staying in a house registered in my parents' name (ancestral). I have a plot of land registered in my name and I paying back the loan by EMI currently. My parents have other self-acquired property I wanted to know what I could do to safeguard my and parents' assets in case of a prospective contested divorce after marriage.
Respected
Till you are not married as you informed. The question you asked here may or may not happen in future. Some questions posted by you cannot be answered in this page. You can contact any advocate or contact us if interested.
With regard to your parents self acquired property, only your parents having the absolute right and title. Even you also cant claim in the future. These are protected one.
For other inquiries better you contact any advocate.
I am an unmarried Hindu male. I am a salaried class employee staying in a house registered in my parents' name (ancestral). I have a plot of land registered in my name and I paying back the loan by EMI currently. My parents have other self-acquired property I wanted to know what I could do to safeguard my and parents' assets in case of a prospective contested divorce after marriage.
Respected
Till you are not married as you informed. The question you asked here may or may not happen in future. Some questions posted by you cannot be answered in this page. You can contact any advocate or contact us if interested.
With regard to your parents self acquired property, only your parents having the absolute right and title. Even you also cant claim in the future. These are protected one.
For other inquiries better you contact any advocate.
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