My parents are no more, and I have four brothers. We’re facing a tough time as we can’t agree on how to divide our family’s land and property.

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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

My parents are no more, and I have four brothers. We’re facing a tough time as we can’t agree on how to divide our family’s land and property.

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

If your parents died without leaving a will, their property will be divided equally among you and your four brothers as per the Hindu Succession Act. If there’s a will, it should be followed, but it must be legally valid. To avoid further disputes, consider seeking legal advice and possibly mediating a solution.

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