Property purchased in the name of only son

aaaaarrrrr (Querist) 19 January 2017 This query is : Resolved
I am 70 years old widow. Due to disputes with my son and daughter in-law I came out of the house. My husband purchased the property when my son age is 19 years a house plot on my son's name and 2) My self also purchased one house with my savings and with death receipts of my husband in the name of my son. As I am out of the my son's house, when I asked for my property the son is saying I will not give back do what ever you want. He is now 48 years of age now he don't want to give the property in his name even though it belongs to me as it was purchased by my husband and myself only kept in my sons name by trusting and he will see me till my death. Now he sent out of his house I want to take my property back. I am a hindu women I have only one son and three daughters.
Is there any remedy to get my property back and live independently. If so please help.

Now I am in Hyderabad.

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Kumar Doab (Expert) 20 January 2017
It is highly unfortunate that you are facing such situation.

You can file for maintenance from son(s), daughters.

You can lodge complaints with senior citizens helpline.

For other matter you may show all evidences that you have to a very able counsel specializing in such/property/civil matters.

Guest (Expert) 20 January 2017
The "Senior Citizens Act" would fetch you the Right Remedy.Consult A Local Good Senior Advocate and Proceed.For Senior Citizens Court would also Fetch the Fast remedy and Case would be Completed On Priority.

Rajendra K Goyal (Expert) 20 January 2017
Property is in the name of son, it would be very difficult to have any share in it.

You can ask for maintenance and try for the right to stay in the house.

May take help from senior citizen help line.

Guest (Expert) 20 January 2017
Even in the Case of Difficult Things Efforts Will have Its Own Results.Do not be discouraged by Childish/Child's Advises and Consult A Local Good Senior Advocates and Free Legal Aid Forums in all the Courts also would Certainly Guide and Help You Please.