As many of you have queries and through text, ask me questions regarding Christian law of Inheritance, I have decided to write the probable solution by using fictitious name. PART-4 Mary has a son and a daughter. The son is no more and is survived by his widow. Recently Mary’s husband died and she approaches Albert. She wants to know how her husband’s property will be divided and specifically wants to know if she can help her daughter-in-law by giving her some of this property. Albert: Since your husband has not written a will, you will receive 1/3 share in your husband’s property and your daughter will get the remaining 2/3. Your daughter-in-law does not have a share in your husband’s property – she has a share only in her husband’s property. If your son and daughter-in-law had had children, the children would have had a share in their grandfather’s property since children of a predeceased child have rights to property. However, the spouse of a pre-deceased child does not have any rights.
Posted on: Sat, 07 Sep 2013 17:57:19 +0000
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