Reading: I’m 25, with an older brother (28) and a younger brother (15). My mom passed away a few years ago, and my father remarried. My elder brother and I are from my mother, while my younger brother is from my stepmother. My father gifted me some property through a gift deed. Now, my stepmother wants to cancel the gift deed and is filing a lawsuit against me, my brother, and my father. What can I do in this situation?

I’m 25, with an older brother (28) and a younger brother (15). My mom passed away a few years ago, and my father remarried. My elder brother and I are from my mother, while my younger brother is from my stepmother. My father gifted me some property through a gift deed. Now, my stepmother wants to cancel the gift deed and is filing a lawsuit against me, my brother, and my father. What can I do in this situation?

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Law Forum › Category: Property › I’m 25, with an older brother (28) and a younger brother (15). My mom passed away a few years ago, and my father remarried. My elder brother and I are from my mother, while my younger brother is from my stepmother. My father gifted me some property through a gift deed. Now, my stepmother wants to cancel the gift deed and is filing a lawsuit against me, my brother, and my father. What can I do in this situation?

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Apni Law Staff asked 1 year ago

I’m 25, with an older brother (28) and a younger brother (15). My mom passed away a few years ago, and my father remarried. My elder brother and I are from my mother, while my younger brother is from my stepmother. My father gifted me some property through a gift deed. Now, my stepmother wants to cancel the gift deed and is filing a lawsuit against me, my brother, and my father. What can I do in this situation?

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Apni Law Staff answered 1 year ago

Your stepmother’s claim to cancel the gift deed is likely to be unsuccessful as it was a valid gift from your father to you. However, as the lawsuit involves your father, it’s advisable to consult a lawyer to understand the specific legal implications and potential defenses based on the details of the gift deed and your family circumstances.