Respected Sir, My brother has been taking care of me for the past 25 years. Is there any legal way I can compensate him financially for his dedicated service? Thank you.

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My brother has been taking care of me for the past 25 years. Is there any legal way I can compensate him financially for his dedicated service?

Thank you.

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Apni Law Staff asked 3 months ago

Respected Sir,

My brother has been taking care of me for the past 25 years. Is there any legal way I can compensate him financially for his dedicated service?

Thank you.

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Apni Law Staff answered 3 months ago

While there is no legal framework in India specifically for compensating family members for caregiving, you can consider gifting him a portion of your assets or setting up a trust for his benefit. Consult with a legal professional to explore the most appropriate option based on your individual circumstances.

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