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Divorce for 2nd marriage and legal rights


25-Nov-2023 (In Divorce Law)
My first wife died in a car accident and I remarried for my kids. But my second wife is not taking care of my kids and is here only for money. Can I transfer everything in my son’s name and claim her that I don’t have anything?
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Answer #1
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If you wish to transfer your property to your children for their benefit you can do it, your wife can raise no objection, or can't challenge the transfer. Nominate any trusted person as a guardian in the deed.
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Answer #2
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hi alocious here, from your query raised I can understand your scenario, but there are a few things that need to be addressed here as to whether you are planning for divorce with your second wife and whether you want to restrain from giving maintenance or alimony, would be glad to answer your detailed query, you can contact me, thank you
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Answer #3
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Hello sir, Yes you can transfer all your properties to your children in the form of Will. If you execute the will in favour of your children your wife cannot claim property or anything which belongs to you.
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