Can grandfather’s relatives claim property after father’s legal inheritance transfer?
My father lived with a family member (my grandfather) who had no children. My grandfather passed away in 1978 without leaving a will. He had purchased property but did not assign it to anyone. Later, my grandmother legally adopted my father and, in 1980, executed a registered will/power of attorney transferring all her and her husband’s property to him. Since then, my father and our family have been living and running a business on that property. Now, my grandfather’s relatives are claiming ownership of the property as legal heirs.
Since your grandmother legally adopted your father and transferred all property to him through a registered will and power of attorney, your father and family are the rightful owners. If your grandfather’s relatives are claiming it, keep all documents ready, send them a legal notice, and if needed, file a civil suit to confirm ownership and protect your rights. For further legal assistance contact us on our helpline number.
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