Inheritance & Probate

Inheritance & Probate Lawyer in India

When a family member passes away, the paperwork required to release what they left behind can be bewildering, particularly from abroad. We identify exactly which certificate or grant you need and obtain it, then help transfer the assets into the right hands.

What we help with

Inheritance & Probate in practice.

Every matter below has been handled for clients living outside India as well as for residents. You do not need to be in the country to instruct us.

  • Probate of wills and letters of administration
  • Succession certificates for bank accounts, shares and deposits
  • Legal heir certificates
  • Inheritance and share disputes among heirs
  • Transfer and mutation of inherited property
  • Repatriation of inherited funds abroad
  • Drafting wills, codicils and family trusts
  • Family settlement agreements

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If you arrived here searching for any of the above, you are in the right place. Start with the consultation intake for this area and we will tell you what the matter involves.

FAQs

Questions we are asked most.

Do I need probate if there is a will?

It depends on where the assets are and which succession law applies. In some jurisdictions in India probate is mandatory; elsewhere a succession certificate or legal heir certificate is sufficient. We tell you which route applies to your case.

Can inherited money be sent abroad?

Yes, subject to RBI limits and tax clearances. We coordinate the documentation banks require for repatriation.

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Inheritance & Probate

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