Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Indiana

Sir

Please give me your advice, My question is, One hindu man having a self acquired property and his having three daughters, two sons, and wife, out of her daughters are married and live their husband, before death of a Hindu man, daughters are releasing their rights from their father property in favour of their father, brothers and mother by executing registered released deed. Later on hindu man was died without any intestate, my question is 1. whether daughter are rights and interest in their father property or not, if rights are there in their property of father, daughters can claim /file suit before court against their brothers

2. Registered Released valid or not


Asked on 8/13/11, 11:30 pm

1 Answer from Attorneys
terrence rubino rubino ruman crosmer smith and sersic

first, you are welcome to contact one of our probate/real estate lawyers, ken wilk or adam sedia for a free telephone consult. i am uncertain of the facts but assume them to be: father without a will dies leaving a wife and 5 children. he owned real estate presumably in his name only. the daughters signed deeds to the father for the property while he was alive. the question being is whether the deeds were valid. without knowing more, i don't think the deeds were valid because at the time the daughters did not own an existing interest. you really should contact a real estate/probate lawyer in the county where the father died. however you also want to consider the dissention that a suit among family would bring to the family. good luck and i am sorry for your troubles.

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Answered on 8/15/11, 1:14 pm


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