My father recently passed away, and we have a single apartment in his name. My mother and I, along with my three unmarried sisters, live there. I’m looking for the best way to transfer the ownership of the flat into my name to ensure my mother and my future are secure. My married sisters can be quite demanding, so I want to make sure the transfer happens smoothly, without any complications. Could you please advise me on the legal process and procedures involved in selling or transferring the property?

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Law Forum › Category: Family › My father recently passed away, and we have a single apartment in his name. My mother and I, along with my three unmarried sisters, live there. I’m looking for the best way to transfer the ownership of the flat into my name to ensure my mother and my future are secure. My married sisters can be quite demanding, so I want to make sure the transfer happens smoothly, without any complications. Could you please advise me on the legal process and procedures involved in selling or transferring the property?
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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

My father recently passed away, and we have a single apartment in his name. My mother and I, along with my three unmarried sisters, live there. I’m looking for the best way to transfer the ownership of the flat into my name to ensure my mother and my future are secure. My married sisters can be quite demanding, so I want to make sure the transfer happens smoothly, without any complications. Could you please advise me on the legal process and procedures involved in selling or transferring the property?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

You can transfer the ownership of the apartment through inheritance by applying for a succession certificate, or by registering a gift deed in your favor. Consult a lawyer to ensure proper legal procedures are followed and to address any potential claims from your sisters.

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