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Partition & Share Claim in Ancestral Property

Partition & Share in Property

Partition and Share Claim in Ancestral Property in India

Partition of Property and claiming a rightful share in the ancestral property is a legal process that can often become quite complicated, especially when co-owners or siblings are unwilling to amicably agree on dividing the property and distributing the share as per legal rights. Disputes regarding property division are common, and without a proper legal framework, such disputes can lead to prolonged legal battles. At Wazir Solicitors, we specialize in helping clients navigate the complexities of property partition disputes, ensuring that your legal rights are upheld, and you receive your fair share of the property.

When Can You File for Partition and Share in Property?

If you are an individual with a rightful share in the property (for example, you share ownership with your siblings or other relatives), and they are unwilling to allow you to claim your share, it may be time to consider legal action. Whether it’s property passed down from your ancestors or joint family property, legal recourse is available. Below are situations when you can seek legal help for partition and share claims:

  • If other joint co-owners are unwilling to divide the property and provide your entitled share as per the legal inheritance laws.
  • If you have a legal right to property as a rightful heir and wish to secure your share through a legal process.
  • If the property division is being delayed or resisted by other family members or co-owners.

The Legal Process for Property Partition

The process for partition of property and claiming your share can be challenging, but with the right legal guidance, it becomes manageable. Below is an overview of the legal steps involved:

  • Filing of a Suit for Partition: A suit for partition can be filed in the jurisdiction of the civil courts where the property in question is situated.
  • Power of Attorney (POA) for Non-Resident Indians (NRIs): If you are an NRI and unable to attend court hearings in India in person, you can authorize someone through a POA to file and represent your case in court.
  • Division of Property: Once the suit is filed, the court will assess the property, and a decree will be passed to divide the property among the rightful heirs.
  • Obtaining Your Share: The court will ensure that each heir gets their fair share, and in case of disagreements, the property can be physically divided or sold and the proceeds distributed.

How Can We Help You?

At Wazir Solicitors & Co, our team of experienced lawyers is here to guide you through every step of the property partition process. Here’s how we can assist you:

  • Legal Advice: We offer detailed consultations regarding your legal rights in property disputes and help you understand the best course of action.
  • Representation in Court: Our team will represent you in civil courts to file a suit for partition and ensure your claim is heard.
  • Power of Attorney Services: We assist NRIs in filing suits through POA, allowing them to manage property disputes remotely without the need to travel to India.
  • Negotiation and Settlement: We strive to amicably settle disputes through negotiation, whenever possible, saving you time and litigation costs as per instructions.
  • Complete Legal Assistance: From filing the suit to ensuring that you receive your rightful share, we handle all aspects of the case on your behalf.

If you are facing challenges in getting your rightful share of an ancestral property, our experienced associated legal professional team is here to assist you. We have extensive experience in handling partition suits for NRIs and residents alike. Our expert lawyers will guide you through the legal process and ensure your rights are protected. Don’t hesitate to get in touch with us for personalized legal advice and assistance. We are here to help you secure what is rightfully yours.

If you have further questions or need advice or legal assistance, feel free to Contact Us or reach out by Email Us. Alternatively, you are welcome to book an Appointment or send us an online Legal Query.