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In a family of 4 people, husband wife and two kids (son and daughter both married). Husband died intestate without making any will. Son and his wife do not take care of their mother and harrase her. Daughter wish to keep mother with her to take her care and look after. Here, son does not want to give any share to his sister in the ancesstral and accuired property of father. 1. Who are are legal heirs of ancestral and accquired property ? 2. If daughter is legal heir, can she make a claim over her share of property and what documents/papers will be required to make claim and how long does to takes to settle down ? 3. Can daughter also make claim in movable property, if yes then how ? 4. If son does not want to give share in property in that case can daughter donate her share of movable and immovable property to central or state govt., if yes what is the process to donate property and if she donates can her brother still make a claim in that property.
Hello Sir/Mam
If the property is on the name of mother then she can execute the will of her self acquired property to any person which she prefers, and the son may get exempted from the property for not taking care of the mother.
As the father is no more if the death of the father occured before the date of 9th September 2005 then daughter have no rights over the property and if the death is after mentioned date the daughter is entitled to get the share in the property.
If the son denies get a legal notice drafted against that person, and then further you can file the suit of partiton before the court.
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