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what is the share of a disowned Son in the family property
09-Jul-2023 (In Family Law)
My mother disowned my younger brother and he no longer live with us. He also signed a statement that he doesn't want anything from the property or his wife & kids. His wife and kids are still living with us. What are their legal rights to get support (financial & living) from us?. What are their legal rights to the share in the property?. The property belonged to my father and he expired 5 years back. Please guide.
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Adv. Navneet Jindal
Chandigarh | 25+ Answers
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Dear Sir,
It need detailed discussion and we need to read the papers / Documents what you have and also to watch the current circumstances. The information shared is not enough to reach to the conclusion or to suggest any legal remedy. Better make index / sequence of Events to discuss the case for better result.
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Adv. Sunil Kumar Mallan
Chandigarh | 25+ Answers
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Check last will of your father. Brother cannot claim beyond will. His family has no rights in property of in-laws. Except for ancestral property, they cannot claim anything. No financial rights at all.
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Adv. Rajiv Sharma
Chandigarh | 5+ Answers
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