Probate is the legal procedure through which genuineness of a will is validated by the court. A probate is only granted to an Executor appointed by the Will. However, in absence of the Executor, the beneficiaries under the Will can also seek probate. MyAdvo will help you draft and file application for probate through an expert lawyer.
The applicant will be required to present the following evidences:
- Proof of death of the testator
- Proof that the will has been validly executed by the testator
- Will is the last will and testament of the deceased
- Proof of death of the testator (original death certificate will have to be produced before the Court)
- Proof that the will has been validly executed by the testator (evidence of witnesses to the Will)
- Original Will document
- List of properties/ assets and of all the debts owing by the deceased person
- Title Deeds pertaining to the immovable property mentioned in the Will, if any.
- Documents pertaining to the movables, mentioned in the Will, if any.
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Before investing in a property, it is highly recommended to get a due-diligence conducted of the property to minimize risks. MyAdvo can assist in conducting due diligence of the property through expert diligence professionals.
Types of Due Diligence
Depending upon the nature of the transaction and the property involved, due diligence can be either:
1. Full Search (tenure of search is usually between past 30 years to 99 years)
- Recommended for sale, resale, long term lease transactions and transactions that involve obtaining financial loans against the property.
2. Limited Search (tenure of search is restricted to past 15 years)
- Recommended for short term rental/lease transactions.
The diligence for both the methods involves a rigorous search of all components of a real estate property and carried out comprehensively. The only difference being the tenure for which the search is done.
When a family member passes away, the legal heir of the deceased can apply for a legal heir certificate. The certificate is used for inheriting property left behind by the dead person. It is also used for claims of insurance, retirement benefit, pension, gratuity and provident fund. MyAdvo will help you obtain legal heir certificate through an expert lawyer.
