The surnames of both my children are different from mine in all documents. how will my Property Should they be transferred? – Rajesh Rai
You will have to get the names of your children corrected in the documents. The problem is with the documentation.
My father left his self-acquired property to me through a valid will. I have changed the property in my name and have resignation letters signed by my siblings. I want to give this house to my son. Are there any legal issues I should be aware of? – Saurabh
Once the assets are transferred to a beneficiary by a will, the beneficiary becomes the full owner. So, there should not be any legal problem if you make a house will in your will in favor of your son. If your son is a minor, you can appoint and designate a trusted person as the legal guardian who will take care of the property until he becomes an adult.
I have an apartment in a housing complex and it is registered in my name. I want the apartment to be inherited by my wife and then my daughter without any hassle. how can I do this? Can I get the property registered in the joint names of all three? If yes, what is the procedure for such registration? — VS Bhandari
As joint holders, your wife and daughter will be entitled to their share as specified in the deed, and your share in the apartment will be transferred to your share. legal heir In equal proportion, if you do not make a Will. You can also give them your share in your will, so that they become full owners upon execution of the will. Also, your wife can bequeath her share in favor of her daughter so that she becomes the final owner. To make them joint holders, you have to gift them your share and register their shares.
I gave my monthly income till retirement to my parents without any receipt. After my father’s death, my mother wants to evict me from the property. What can I do as I retire? — Raju Mishra
If the house is your mother’s self-acquired property, she can dispose of it in any way during her life time and even thereafter by making a will. If it deprives you of your right to take part in it through a will, you can challenge its execution. Assuming that you have given your income to your parents and assuming that they made or bought it with this money, you can file a case by establishing the source of the money and establishing your right in the property.
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