My father, an ex-serviceman, is no longer with me. I lost my mother when I was young and was raised by my grandparents. I married in 2009 and was an adult at the time. Sadly, my husband passed away in 2016, leaving me alone again. I am seeking guidance on inheriting my share of my grandfather’s property. As a widow, finances are tight, and I need help navigating the legal process. I also want to explore my rights to my father’s pension since he didn’t support me after my mother’s death. I would be grateful for advice on how to approach army officials about this matter. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

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Law Forum › Category: Property › My father, an ex-serviceman, is no longer with me. I lost my mother when I was young and was raised by my grandparents. I married in 2009 and was an adult at the time. Sadly, my husband passed away in 2016, leaving me alone again. I am seeking guidance on inheriting my share of my grandfather’s property. As a widow, finances are tight, and I need help navigating the legal process. I also want to explore my rights to my father’s pension since he didn’t support me after my mother’s death. I would be grateful for advice on how to approach army officials about this matter. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

My father, an ex-serviceman, is no longer with me. I lost my mother when I was young and was raised by my grandparents. I married in 2009 and was an adult at the time. Sadly, my husband passed away in 2016, leaving me alone again. I am seeking guidance on inheriting my share of my grandfather’s property. As a widow, finances are tight, and I need help navigating the legal process. I also want to explore my rights to my father’s pension since he didn’t support me after my mother’s death. I would be grateful for advice on how to approach army officials about this matter. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

You are likely entitled to a share of your grandfather’s property as his legal heir. You can file for succession certificate in the court. Regarding your father’s pension, you may have a claim as a dependent, but the process and eligibility would depend on the specific pension scheme and army regulations. You should contact the relevant army authorities for details and guidance on navigating the process.

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