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Wills & Estate Planning

Will Drafting & Estate Planning in Delhi NCR — Protect Your Family's Future

Most people in India do not make a Will — and this single decision creates enormous family conflict and legal complications after their death. Without a valid Will, assets are distributed as per the succession laws of the deceased's religion — which may not match their wishes at all. A properly drafted Will, on the other hand, ensures that your property, assets, and savings go exactly to the people you choose — and protects your family from disputes.
 
For NRIs with property or financial assets in India, making a Will drafted under Indian law is particularly important. AdvocateJunction's advocates visit your home, understand your complete asset picture, and draft a legally watertight Will that reflects your exact wishes.

What We Cover

 
Service Description
Will Drafting Complete legally valid Will drafted by an advocate, covering all property, financial assets, and personal belongings.
NRI Will for India Assets Will specifically prepared for NRIs with property or financial assets in India, drafted in accordance with Indian law.
Will Review Review of an existing Will to identify defects, ambiguities, or missing provisions.
Will Registration Optional but recommended registration of the Will at the Sub-Registrar's office for additional legal protection.
Estate Planning Consultation Comprehensive review of your assets with guidance on tax-efficient distribution and succession planning.
Trust Creation Creation of a family trust for asset protection and efficient inheritance, especially suitable for business owners and HNIs.
Nomination Update Guidance Guidance to ensure nominations on bank accounts, insurance policies, and investments are aligned with the provisions of your Will.
 

Key Elements of a Valid Will in India

 
  • Testator must be of sound mind and above 18 years of age.
  • Will must be in writing — oral Wills are generally not valid for most assets.
  • Will must be signed by the testator in the presence of two witnesses.
  • Witnesses must also sign the Will and should not be beneficiaries under it.
  • Will must clearly identify all assets and their respective beneficiaries.
  • An executor must be appointed to carry out the provisions of the Will.
  • The date and place of execution must be clearly mentioned.
  • Registration is optional but strongly recommended for additional legal protection.
 

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