Though a family agreement has not been defined statutorily under Indian laws, it as ‘an agreement among members of the same family, intended to be generally and reasonably for the family's benefit, either by compromising doubtful or disputed rights or by preserving the family property or its peace and security by avoiding litigation or by saving its honour’. What it effectively means is that the members of a family arrive at an amicable understanding, written or verbal, regarding movable or immovable property to avoid any existing or future disputes.
You can ignore the word Will present in the family agreement because if there was a Will then it should have been enforced by the beneficiaries sooner the Will came into force.
Whatever you may consult a local experienced lawyer and proceed on the suggestion and advise received