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My mother left me when I was 2 years old, and she has been untraceable ever since. I tried to contact her, but she is completely unreachable. My parents divorced in 2010. I was raised by my grandparents, who took care of me. My father visited me occasionally as he worked in another city. My father played an equal role in my upbringing. Now that my grandparents have passed away, can I be the legal heir to the property that belonged to my grandfather and grandmother?
If your grandparents' property is ancestral, you may have a claim as their legal heir, even if your mother is untraceable. If the property is self-acquired, your father would typically inherit it, but you may have a claim if he does not. You can apply to the court for a declaration of your mother's presumed death if she has been missing for years. Consult a lawyer for a detailed legal opinion and next steps. For further legal assistance contact us on our helpline number.