Prepare will & other docs

• Details of the Testator
• Details of Legatees (people who will receive the assets)
• Details of the Executor (one who will execute the will after the Testator’s death)
• Details of the distribution of assets between beneficiaries

• Testator’s ID proof such as Aadhar Card, PAN card, driver’s license, etc.
• Testator’s passport size photograph.
• Mental fitness certificate of the testator issued by a registered healthcare provider.
• Will draft that contains details of the property owned by the testator and its dispersion amongst the beneficiaries.
• Two witnesses and their ID proofs.

A lawyer is necessary to make a will. He/she will see to it that the will is made properly and duly registered. You can contact a lawyer at the Online Legal Center for drafting and registering a will. They will guide you in each step.

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Purchasing a property can seem to be a daunting task. It can be stressful both emotionally and financially. That’s why it is important to verify all aspects of the property and make sure that it is completely dispute free and no legal hassles show up in the future. The things to be verified include: Inquiry into the capacity of the seller, Legal due diligence on the buyer’s side, buy and sell agreement, execution of sale deed, property possession, property registration, completion of property payment. 

It is better to contact a property lawyer for property documentation and verification. The lawyer will get the required reports from the concerned authority and verify the papers thoroughly. It is important to check whether the appropriate stamp duty is paid and the papers are registered.

 Partition deed is a legal instrument used to divide a property among the co-owners so that each co-owner becomes the owner of only the divided share of the property. Usually, this deed is used by families to divide the ancestral property in case no specific division is mentioned in the will or in the absence of a will.  As per Section 17 of the India Registration Act 1908, it is mandatory to register a partition deed to make it legally valid. 

• Partition deed draft.
• ID proofs of all the parties.
• Proof of ownership.
• Passport size photos of all parties.
• Two witnesses, along with their ID proofs.
• Challan for the proof of payment of stamp duty.
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• Contact a lawyer and discuss with him/her all about the partition of your property, how you want to go about it, and other details. Let all the co-owners also sit in the discussion so that you come to a mutual agreement.
• The lawyer will draft the partition deed accordingly.
• Pay the stamp duty, which is usually Rs. 1000/-. Your lawyer will help you confirm the exact amount in your state.
• Visit the sub-registrar office for partition deed registration.
• Pay the registration fee.
• Produce all the required documents.
• All the parties involved in the deed must be present at this time and sign the deed.
• Two witnesses will also be present at this time and sign the deed.
• Partition deed gets registered.

Online Legal Center offers excellent legal assistance for drafting and registering partition deed. With the help of a lawyer, every step of this process can be done smoothly and in an error-free manner.

When a person dies without leaving a will, his/her legal heirs inherit the property. They are co-owners. One legal heir may want to relinquish his/her right to the property and transfer it to another co-owner. This is called relinquishment of property, which is done only between co-owners and only for inherited property.

Relinquishment deed is a legal document that states this transfer of property by relinquishing the rights by one co-owner to another.

It is important that the relinquishment deed be registered to make it a legally authentic document under Section 17 of the Registration Act 1908.

• Draft of relinquishment deed.
• ID proofs of both parties (person who is relinquishing and the person to whom the property share is transferred).
• Challan as a proof of payment of stamp duty.
• Passport size photos of both parties.
• Two witnesses, along with their ID proofs.

• Hire a lawyer to discuss your intention of relinquishing your share of the property to the other co-owner.
• The lawyer will draft the relinquishment deed accordingly.
• Pay the stamp duty, which is generally Rs. 100/-. Your lawyer will verify the amount as per the state.
• Visit the office of the sub-registrar for relinquishment deed registration.
• Pay the registration fee, which may also vary as per state.
• Produce all the required documents.
• Sign the deed. The person to whom you are relinquishing your share will also be present during this time and sign the deed.
• The two witnesses will also be present during this time and sign the deed.
• Relinquishment deed registration is done.

Relinquishment deed is a legal document, hence, you require the services of a good lawyer who will draft the deed in legal terms and help you register it in an error-free manner. Online Legal Center provides lawyers for relinquishment deed drafting and registration. 

 Power of Attorney (POA) is a legal instrument through which a person gives the authority to another person to act or represent him/her on his behalf for specific purposes. Section 1A of the Power of Attorney Act 1882 defines Power of Attorney as “any instrument empowering a specified person to act for and in the name of the person executing it.”  The person who gives the power of attorney is the Principal or Donor. The person to whom the power of attorney is given is the Attorney  Holder. 

• Contact a lawyer. Discuss about your intention to grant Power of Attorney.
• The lawyer will draft the Power of Attorney.
• Pay the stamp duty, which differs in case you are granting POA to parents/children/siblings/spouse/grandchildren or any other close relative and in case you are granting POA to a person other than a relative. Seek legal guidance in this regard.
• Visit the office of the sub-registrar for POA registration.
• Pay a fee for registration. This also varies as per the case. Your lawyer will guide in this regard.
• The two witnesses will sign in the presence of sub-registrar.
• Registration of POA is done and delivered.

It is important to hire a lawyer while drafting and registering Power of Attorney. Online Legal Center provides qualified lawyers for the same. They will guide you in each step of the registration process so that the process is done properly with no omissions or errors.