What should I do to safeguard my rights regarding inherited property?
My mother passed away and left a will, stating that I share half of her property with one of my brothers. However, the other two brothers are not happy and have discussed giving me a certain percentage. They asked me to sign in front of the sub-registrar and release my rights before they provide me the amount via RTGS. They say they will give me a DD, but I feel they may cheat me. It's been four years since my mother's passing, and they have not given me anything, even though they withdrew money from the bank and took the jewelry from the locker. I don’t trust them. What should I do to safeguard my rights? Are there chances the DD won’t materialize?
To safeguard your rights, you should not sign anything without legal advice. It is advisable to file a suit for partition of property in court to claim your rightful share. Do not rely on promises of payment via DD. A lawyer can help ensure your rights are protected and that the transaction is formalized legally. For further legal assistance contact us on our helpline number.
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