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Can I get share in my in-laws properties


24-Jun-2024 (In Divorce Law)
I filed sec9, husband filed sec13 1 ia. Court counseling failed. No kids. I am living with my parents now. Earlier I earned upto 90k per month. After separation 2 years ago I left the job. My husband has private job and no properties on his name. But his parents had their own properties. Recently they written a WILL after their death all properties goes to their daughter. Can I get share in my in-laws properties. In what particular case I will get the share?
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Answer #1
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If there's no scope of living together then rather stretching the relationship you should file for contested divorce under the ground of cruelty. I would suggest you to go with mutual divorce because it's cost effective and ends up in a maximum of six months. For more legal assistance I am just a call away.
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Answer #2
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Hello Hope you are doing great and in good Health This is a complex situation and proper defence need to build up around gaps in transactions. advisable is to sit with a lawyer who can give time to you is of SME. if will is executed , jointly need to see the draft so one can challenge/contest case. it will be better to meet a lawyer in person with all possible supportive documents hope this will help you
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