Daughter's property right

Daughters have got equal rights to their fathers property as sons. This has been done by the recent amendment made in Hindu Succession Act. But if in between your father executes any will in favour of his only son then there is a chance of the daughters getting deprived of the property.  

If your father dies intestate then you all have got equal shares in his property. 

In case you father is making any will in favour of his only son then that will can be operative only after his death, i.e he can take probate of that will only after your fathrs death, at that time you can file objection to that probate petition filling succession certificate.  

Else you talk to your father reminding him of this fact that Law has changed, and according to the new LAW Daughters are equally eligible to inherit their fathers property.

Is the property of your father is self acquired one? If it is Yes. 

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Hi .

Thanks for your replies. Yes the property is self acquired by my father.

Recently we understand my brother convinced my father and sold one flat and took all the money from the buyer. There was no bank transaction all the money was taken by my brother and my father has just signed all the papers and registered the propery on the name of the buyer.  At no stage me or my sister is involved. I fear he will pressurise my father to do the same for other flats aswell.

Under these circumstances what are the options available to us. When we contact my brother he says he is in trouble and will give the money due to us when he is doing good, he is not even willing to give any paper document for having taken the money.

What are the options available to us, how can we make sure that we get what is really due to us.

Early reples/ suggestions highly appreciated.

Kashi