Indian Laws about Wills & Properties | Adv Ferzana Behramkamdin

Advocate Ferzana Behramkamdin, a distinguished lawyer and Advocate & Solicitor of the Bombay High Court on wills, property and tips for law students.
About Ferzana:
She is the Founder and Managing Partner of M/s FZB & Associates, a multi-service law firm based in Mumbai, India. She is also the President of the prestigious Bombay Incorporated Law Society.
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About the episode:
In this captivating episode, Ferzana shares her wealth of experience, offering guidance for young lawyers and business owners and delving into effective strategies for resolving conflicts. Ferzana discusses the importance of wills and provides expert advice on crafting comprehensive and impactful legal documents.
Discover her remarkable 30-year career in the legal field, invaluable tips for aspiring lawyers, and gain deep insights into the world of wills and conflict resolution. Ferzana recounts her journey in the law, setting up her eponymous firm M/s FZB & Associates - a multi-service law firm, of high competence and ethical standards.
Don't miss this extraordinary opportunity to uncover the secrets to success in the legal realm. Tune in now and be inspired by the incredible Ferzana Behramkamdin!
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[@shivanandborkar488]

Are christians exempted from probate of the will and also enlighten as to whether probate is the document of title

[@stylebenderskodak1858]

Can a will be drafted on an ancestral property and the beneficiary to be adopted kids?

[@thedailylawyer]

The answer to this will depend on the religion you identify with, the rightful heirs to the ancestral property, how many of them are as yet alive or if they’re not, then what is the situation of their heirs etc. I would suggest you consult a professional for specifics of your case

[@mintusaren895]

Let me say, my daughter gone away her shashural my properties remain who to take over. Jamai raja or daughter or attiya

[@thedailylawyer]

In India, in the absence of any will you leave behind, succession is governed by personal law. So you first need to check the law under the religion you identify yourself with. If you are a Hindu, Buddhist, Jain or Sikh, you must follow Hindu law. Under Hindu law, your heirs are your children and your wife; Daughters have equal rights to your property, whether or not they're married. So in your case, after you, all living heirs - son(s), daughter (s) and wife will be the ones who will have an equal right to your property. Not your son-in-law or your sister, unless you will it to them. This applies to any self-acquired properties. But for any ancestral property, then your sister will have a right in the ancestral property, under Hindu law. This is simply broad information. For specific information pertaining to your case, kindly consult a legal professional for advice.