Legal Question in Family Law in India

Re: Property inheritence

you can move to courts for injunction to restrain him from disposing property and demand maintenance from him.

Re: Property inheritence

You mentioned that your children are settled; emotionlly considering, there is hardly anything to worry for them.

legally, your husband is entitled to transfer his self acquired property to any person of his choice - be that an illegitimate child or a beggar in the street;

your claim on his property is limited to the extent of your maintenance and NOT inheritance; he can even execute a will as per his wishes to disentitle you and your children from his remaining properties.

the second marriage is illegal; the second wife cannot get any benefit from govt like pension etc.

Re: Property inheritence

Filr a case of adultery against your husband.If the property is your husband's self earned property then he is free to give it to any body,however,you and your children are entitled to maintainance including residence from your husband.Get the second marriage declared as null and void from court.cosult a local lawyer with details.

Re: Property inheritence

Depends on whether the husbands property is self earned property or ancestor's property.

Re: Property inheritence

First of all let me tell you that your husband is entitled to transfer his self acquired property to anyone in this whole world. You may file case of adultery against your husband or you can file a injunction to restrain from disposing the property and demand maintenace.

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