My father had two brothers. One of my uncles did not accept the land another uncle was mad. At that time we were under 12 years so one uncle refused to have land and another was mentally unstable. Sir, we don't know about his wife or his daughter. My father died in on1975. The mentally unstable uncle has also died. The farm was named after our 3 brothers in 1976. Now we did not know that the mentally unstable uncle had a daughter. Now she lodged a complaint in court. Sir the land was our name from 1976. Please advise me what to do to give land her we have not seen since our birth.

I understand that you’re dealing with a complex situation related to property and inheritance. Let’s break it down:

1. Affidavit of Heirship:

• An

  affidavit of heirship

  is a document used in some states to transfer ownership of property left by a deceased person to their family. It allows for property to be inherited without a will or a court proceeding.

• Typically, the affidavit includes information about the decedent, surviving heirs, and the property to be distributed. It may require third-party verification.

• You can find this form on your state court website or through the court clerk’s office.

1. Legal Heir Certificate:

• A

  legal heir certificate

  establishes the rightful successors who can claim the assets/properties of the deceased person.

• It’s essential for surviving family members to stake their claim in the late relative’s property.

1. Missing Information:

• Since you don’t know about your uncle’s wife or daughter, it’s crucial to gather more details.