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My husband died in 1989 and my father-in-law died in 2002. I, being a widow, am living in father-in-


08-Mar-2023 (In Family Law)
My husband died in 1989 and my father-in-law died in 2002. I, being a widow, am living in father-in-law's house. This house is a self-acquired property of my father-in-law and is not partitioned nor will is madeI have a daughter and she is married now and is living in her in law's home. I have 3 sister-in-laws (all married) and my mother in law died on 2020My question is : Will I get the share of the mentioned property? Will my daughter get any share of the property?
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Answer #1
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dear client as per your query since you are the daughter-in-law of that house so you have the right in that property you can claim for your right you can consult me online by paying online consultancy fees...
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Answer #2
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Yes you and your daughter are now the co- owners of that property along with your three sister in laws. It is necessary to have Legal Heir Declaration to have Legal Heir Certificate to mutate the names in Record of Rights. To get my legal opinion professionally upon online payment, you can whatsapp.
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