My parents have passed away, leaving behind a house and some land. I have four sisters and one brother. My brother claims to be the sole heir and refuses to share the property with us. My three older sisters have already filed a case in the High Court, but I haven’t joined them. I’m struggling financially and need guidance on how to get my rightful share of the inheritance. Please advise.

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Law Forum › Category: Property › My parents have passed away, leaving behind a house and some land. I have four sisters and one brother. My brother claims to be the sole heir and refuses to share the property with us. My three older sisters have already filed a case in the High Court, but I haven’t joined them. I’m struggling financially and need guidance on how to get my rightful share of the inheritance. Please advise.
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Apni Law Staff asked 1 year ago

My parents have passed away, leaving behind a house and some land. I have four sisters and one brother. My brother claims to be the sole heir and refuses to share the property with us. My three older sisters have already filed a case in the High Court, but I haven’t joined them. I’m struggling financially and need guidance on how to get my rightful share of the inheritance. Please advise.

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Apni Law Staff answered 1 year ago

You have a legal right to inherit your share of the property as a legal heir. As your sisters have already filed a case, you should join the case as a party to claim your share. You can seek legal assistance to understand the procedure and your rights in the matter.

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