Maintenance and financial support to children

Jagdish Narayan Singh (Querist) 15 October 2024 This query is : Resolved
Two daughters in laws having two sons of three and six yrs and other has one daughter of eleven yrs were staying with their in laws. After demise of their husbands and mother in law in one year, daughter in laws refused to stay with their one living father in law as he is badly drinkard and abuses alarmingly to daughter in laws. They hope some valuable suggestions from the leaned forum how upbringing of their children would be possible through legal action.

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This discussion concerns two daughters-in-law whose husbands and mother-in-law passed away within a year. They are now seeking legal guidance on how to provide for their children, as they refuse to live with their abusive, alcoholic father-in-law. The core issue revolves around claiming maintenance and a share in any inherited ancestral property left by their deceased husbands.

T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Expert) 15 October 2024
If their deceased husbands have left behind any property which are now being enjoyed by their father in law then they can file a suit for maintenance agaisnt the father in law and also for a share in their husband's property.,
This question seems to be hypothetical

kavksatyanarayana (Expert) 15 October 2024
How are you related to this query? The husbands of both daughters-in-law died at a time and when?

Dr. J C Vashista (Expert) 16 October 2024
Is it true that both the sons (husband of daughters-in-law) and their mother have died and their father is alive, as stated in the hypothetical query ?

P. Venu (Expert) 17 October 2024
The query, even if real-time, is short of material facts.

Jagdish Narayan Singh (Querist) 01 November 2024
Their husbands don't have their own property as such but can claim their right in in inherited property left by ancestors. I doubt if their father in law accept to fulfill legal financial obligations to the bereaved daughter in laws. Mr. advocate, this case not hypothetical it is a true case and perhaps to be filled soon.

P. Venu (Expert) 01 November 2024
If not hypothetical, what prevents you from posting material facts? No meaningful suggestions could be given leading questions based on subjective opinions but short of material facts.

For instance, what do you mean by "inherited property left by ancestors ........."

Jagdish Narayan Singh (Querist) 08 November 2024
Agricultural land and house are ancestral left properly if I accept that his bank balance is his earned property so it's his choice to financially support to Minos or not but after his demise who the nearest one is legal hairs.

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