How to make will to save property from daughter-in-law

dil cant lay claim over the property of her husband or inlaws as long as the husband is alive.so you can will it on your sons name who will get the property after your death and your son can gift it to his children during his lifetime.alternatively you can also write a conditional will which give limited rights to your son after your death

If your property is self acquired, you can give it to anyone. Once the property belong to your son, your greedy daughter in law can also claim it as she is his wife. Alternatively you can will it to your son and through him to your grand son/daughter.

Also mention in your Will the reasons of exclusion of her from the property so that she cannot fight it out in the court. Get the will registered in the office of the Sub Registear where property is located

so you can will it on your sons name who will get the property after your death and your son can gift it to his children during his lifetime.

 

this may be a temporary solution but not permanent. our goal is to keep the property in the hand of son and grandchildren. 498A has a wide scope. it includes almost entire family of son. also it includes the property that is in the name of family members. so if we transfer the property into some family trust or foundation etc. we could save those property.

 

we could show the court that we don't have any property. all the properties are owned by trust or foundation. this is a way to save property.

 

you can also write a conditional will which give limited rights to your son after your death

 

well then your son would be in trouble if there is a need for money.