According to the Hindu Succession Act, 1956, if your husband dies intestate (without leaving a will), you are entitled to a share in his property. The share of the wife in her husband’s property depends on whether the property is self-acquired or ancestral. If the property is self-acquired by your husband, you are entitled to an equal share in it along with your children.
If your husband has left a will, then the distribution of his property will be as per his wishes. In case you are not satisfied with the distribution of property as per the will, you can challenge it in court.
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A minor cannot hold property in his/her name. However, the property can be transferred to a minor through a guardian.
The transfer of property to a minor can be done through a gift deed or a trust deed. The gift deed should be executed by the donor and accepted by the donee’s natural guardian. The trust deed should be executed by the settlor and accepted by the trustee.
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How to transfer property to a minor son?
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