My mother wants to transfer all her assets to my name, what is the best and easiest way to do so?
From India, Bengaluru
From India, Bengaluru
Hi, what type of assets are movable or immovable?
Transfer of Property as a Gift
The transfer of a property as a gift has to be backed by a registered instrument or document signed by or on behalf of the person gifting the property. The gift deed from father to son should also be attested by at least two eyewitnesses.
From India, Madras
Transfer of Property as a Gift
The transfer of a property as a gift has to be backed by a registered instrument or document signed by or on behalf of the person gifting the property. The gift deed from father to son should also be attested by at least two eyewitnesses.
From India, Madras
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From Australia, Melbourne
From Australia, Melbourne
Hi, please check whether she wants to transfer movable or immovable assets and clarify whether the assets should be transferred during her lifetime or after her lifetime. There is an app called Yellow, a Will-making app that helps users list all their assets and distribute them to the people they wish under a Will. I found this app extremely helpful.
From India, Bengaluru
From India, Bengaluru
Assets that are immovable can be transferred through a duly executed gift deed, except in the case of Muslims, where the deed needs to be registered.
Another option is bequeathing through a duly executed will.
Registration is not mandatory. However, a will takes effect only after the lifetime of the testator. Moreover, a will can be revised, canceled, or revised at any time during the testator's lifetime; in the case of two wills, the latter one prevails. In certain cases, a will requires probate.
Gift as well as will deeds are required to be attested by at least two witnesses.
From India, Kochi
Another option is bequeathing through a duly executed will.
Registration is not mandatory. However, a will takes effect only after the lifetime of the testator. Moreover, a will can be revised, canceled, or revised at any time during the testator's lifetime; in the case of two wills, the latter one prevails. In certain cases, a will requires probate.
Gift as well as will deeds are required to be attested by at least two witnesses.
From India, Kochi
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