My grandfather’s ancestral property, inherited by my father after his passing, was partially gifted to my stepmother. This transfer, exceeding half the property, was registered without my knowledge, despite my four sisters witnessing it. My family is now conspiring against me, with my father disowning me and publicly branding me a “spoiled brat” in newspaper ads. This leaves me with nothing, as my parents have vast resources and I struggle financially. My wife and I are in dire straits, worried about the future of our young son and daughter. This valuable property, worth crores of rupees, is now at risk, leaving us with no security. How can I protect my rights and ensure my family’s future?

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Law Forum › Category: Property › My grandfather’s ancestral property, inherited by my father after his passing, was partially gifted to my stepmother. This transfer, exceeding half the property, was registered without my knowledge, despite my four sisters witnessing it. My family is now conspiring against me, with my father disowning me and publicly branding me a “spoiled brat” in newspaper ads. This leaves me with nothing, as my parents have vast resources and I struggle financially. My wife and I are in dire straits, worried about the future of our young son and daughter. This valuable property, worth crores of rupees, is now at risk, leaving us with no security. How can I protect my rights and ensure my family’s future?
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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

My grandfather’s ancestral property, inherited by my father after his passing, was partially gifted to my stepmother. This transfer, exceeding half the property, was registered without my knowledge, despite my four sisters witnessing it. My family is now conspiring against me, with my father disowning me and publicly branding me a “spoiled brat” in newspaper ads. This leaves me with nothing, as my parents have vast resources and I struggle financially. My wife and I are in dire straits, worried about the future of our young son and daughter. This valuable property, worth crores of rupees, is now at risk, leaving us with no security. How can I protect my rights and ensure my family’s future?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

You have legal recourse to challenge the gift deed and your father’s disinheritance. Seek legal advice immediately to explore options like contesting the transfer, asserting your inheritance rights, and potentially seeking a share of the property. This is a complex family matter requiring expert legal guidance.

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