do a only son can claim in his parents property if his parents include step mother and they are so rude.?
12 May 2010 7 Responses
A Parent asks,i am 26years only son to my parent,my mother expired 10years back and my father married anoter women she is so rude.i am married too since last 1yea but my father never support me in my future projects both financially and emotionally and he and my step mother are making us to the road by there behaviour.i just want to know how i can claim property as everything is on my fathers name.is my step mother ave any right on this property.please help me.
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Your father has to name you in the will. When he dies, you or anyone else can protest the will and claim that you are the rightful heir.
some people God said don’t feel appreciated.
If the property is in your dads name he can do anything he wants with it.
Good Luck & God Bless
i’m not so familiar w/ legal matters, my suggestion to u is to go to a legal counsel, a financial lawyer , so he could give u brief infos, and advise u what u want to know in the future…GBU
the best thing you do is to consult a lawyer. he knows all your rights.
If your father has a will 9 chances out of 10 he has it going to his spouse but could possibly have you named in it. Ask him, thats the only way you will know. If he does not have a will, whatever your Father has in his name can be tied up in probabte court for years. For example my neighbor past away and had no will and only 1 daughter the house went to probabte court and was tied up there for 12 years at the end she didnt get nothing because the courts ate up all the money, there was back pay on taxes from 12 years of sitting and by then the house had gone to crap for sitting for so many years. Everything in the house was sold as an estate sale but went into a trust through the state and that money is what paid off the back pay in taxes. I would just ask your dad if he has a will, If he does ask him if you or future children/grankids will be in it and if he doesnt URGE your father to get one for everyones sake. Your stepmom might be a real piece of work but I am sure you are a big enough person that you wouldnt want to see her left without nothing after losing her husband. By the way most people assume that once there spouse dies they get everything not true the same thing happens and goes to probabte court, so you should have a will to for your wife!
You need a lawyer who is familiar with property rights and inheritance and probate in your country. If you’re in the United States, you need an attorney in whatever state the property is in.
Are you talking about property that belonged to your mother and father jointly, that you thought would be yours when she died but it went to your dad instead? Depending on where you live, you might be entitled to all of the property, or none of it, or some of it. Only a lawyer can tell you.
If you’re talking about property that your father owns that you think should be yours when he dies, again – it depends on the laws where you live. In some places your dad can leave 100% of his property to anyone he wants. That means he could leave it all to his wife, or he could leave it all to you, or he could leave it all to someone else entirely. In other places, a living child has to be left a certain percentage of the assets.
No one here can really answer you without knowing where you are, and you’re going to end up needing a lawyer to figure out all the issues anyway.
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