My father passed away, leaving his property in the names of my two brothers. They promised me an equal share but are now refusing, offering only a small amount of cash instead. They’re pressuring my family and I’m feeling very stressed. Would filing a case help me get a fair share? What legal options do I have? Please advise.

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Law Forum › Category: Property › My father passed away, leaving his property in the names of my two brothers. They promised me an equal share but are now refusing, offering only a small amount of cash instead. They’re pressuring my family and I’m feeling very stressed. Would filing a case help me get a fair share? What legal options do I have? Please advise.
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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

My father passed away, leaving his property in the names of my two brothers. They promised me an equal share but are now refusing, offering only a small amount of cash instead. They’re pressuring my family and I’m feeling very stressed. Would filing a case help me get a fair share? What legal options do I have? Please advise.

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

Under Indian law, you have the right to a share in your father’s property as a legal heir. Filing a case in civil court would be advisable to enforce your legal rights. You can seek a partition suit to claim your rightful share, and consider seeking legal counsel to navigate the process and protect your interests.

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