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| Re: Family Depriving My Right: Is It Possible To Charge Them To Court? by higgs: 7:48pm On Apr 24, 2022 |
Funny guy,your father is first son so he inherits all your grand father's properties? Also work on your English. |
| Re: Family Depriving My Right: Is It Possible To Charge Them To Court? by Arthurnna: 7:50pm On Apr 24, 2022 |
Our condolences first of all,but that ur father was the first of his father does NOT mean he gets EVERYTHING!!! And EVERYTHING is not Transmissible to you,inheritance are shared equally to all involved unless there was a written WILL by the said Late Grandfather sending everything to your father which I believe is not the case.. so,please stop this first son gets everything Crap,it's quite Nauseating.. you are forming over-all ownership of things that are meant for all and your uncles are trying to subtly teach you a lesson. So My Two Cent is,Ask for what Could be done to bury the man amicably and most importantly what will happen after the burial and believe you me the burial will hold in few days time maka " umu nnadi Siri ajo Ike". Because like an adage says "a child who does not care to know what killed the father,might end up going the same way" that's not our wish for you though.. Ask Questions!! questionanswer: |
| Re: Family Depriving My Right: Is It Possible To Charge Them To Court? by Blue3k(m): 7:50pm On Apr 24, 2022 |
questionanswer:1. Just bury the man you dont need permission to conduct the burial. 1 monkey can't stop the circus. You problem is you want spectacle/ befitting burial. 2. Go to court over land not over burial. If your father didn't have a written will or estate plan it will probably be determined by law or tradition. 3. Remember this experience and plan your estate so your estate for your own children. |
| Re: Family Depriving My Right: Is It Possible To Charge Them To Court? by Error401: 7:51pm On Apr 24, 2022 |
questionanswer:you can't inherit your grandfather. You are only entitled to your dad's properties. If the later hasn't beer addressed, let your uncles share their fathers property then you can now claim your dad's share. That's how it's done |
| Re: Family Depriving My Right: Is It Possible To Charge Them To Court? by SILVERLINES: 7:51pm On Apr 24, 2022 |
questionanswer:don't be stupid go and share properties to your uncles and stop this nonsense of first son must inherit properties stuff l. Every child is important in the society, where am coming from even female children have a share of parents properties |
| Re: Family Depriving My Right: Is It Possible To Charge Them To Court? by erico2k2(m): 7:52pm On Apr 24, 2022 |
questionanswer:You are just greedy and lazy |
| Re: Family Depriving My Right: Is It Possible To Charge Them To Court? by DarlingtonC: 7:53pm On Apr 24, 2022 |
Fix the burial date, inform them and proceed with all arrangements. SPEND MONEY TO HIRE ARMY AND BOUNCERS TO COORDINATE THINGS UNTIL THE BURIAL IS OVER |
| Re: Family Depriving My Right: Is It Possible To Charge Them To Court? by Oturatetuala(m): 7:54pm On Apr 24, 2022 |
Then take the dead body to his house so that he can roast and eat it. because I don't why his not allowing you to bury the dead. Some families with there wahala sha |
| Re: Family Depriving My Right: Is It Possible To Charge Them To Court? by aklion: 7:54pm On Apr 24, 2022 |
Forget court. U can't fight them using that. Just abide by what de want. Ask them if u can meet with them to know why n how or should be done. If na inheritance be there matter which de won't want to say... Use wisdom n ask for cousel. No go do pass or over Sabi. because them go end u follow your papa. Be wise. |
| Re: Family Depriving My Right: Is It Possible To Charge Them To Court? by darkstar6971(m): 7:56pm On Apr 24, 2022 |
WhatsApp me for a legal Assistance. questionanswer: |
| Re: Family Depriving My Right: Is It Possible To Charge Them To Court? by Mom007(f): 7:57pm On Apr 24, 2022 |
You sef, you are greedy. You want to inherit both your fathers and grandfather's properties? And you expect them to do nothing? You better use your tongue to count your teeth! There is an old proverb that says a young boy before he is fully grown should not go asking what killed his late father... In your case, maybe you should ask yourself that question, maybe it will help you calm down. Bro call those people and suggest that your grandfather's properties be shared equally amongst all the brothers including your late dad then you will now inherit his share. Better yet leave grandpa's property to his children... Make do with your dads own. Do this and see how fast they will let you bury your dad... |
| Re: Family Depriving My Right: Is It Possible To Charge Them To Court? by Nobody: 8:00pm On Apr 24, 2022 |
Thread softly when it comes to the issue of uncles and inheritance. I'm talking from experience. |
| Re: Family Depriving My Right: Is It Possible To Charge Them To Court? by Blue3k(m): 8:01pm On Apr 24, 2022 |
Itzteewhy:The deceased simply didn't have the foresight to write out will or make estate plans. |
| Re: Family Depriving My Right: Is It Possible To Charge Them To Court? by grandstar(m): 8:01pm On Apr 24, 2022 |
questionanswer My late dad was polygamous and had 3 wives and my mum was the first wife. They married in a church. The other wives were mistresses who he turned to wives due to "unwanted pregnancies" and wanting to do the right thing. 2 years ago, my dad's house was rented out and we decided to share ₦1.5m among the 3 wives. Now, I am close to a cousin of the 2nd wife who is Igbo and he said that since my mother was the first wife, our line should get double portion of what the other wives get. He said that was the custom. When I informed my older sister who is my dad's firstborn, she did not accept it. She said it should be split equally amongst all the wives and that is what was done. I was actually relieved when she came up with that. Though my dad is now deceased, we all live peacefully without rancor. Now, customs and traditions were made for man and not man for customs and traditions. Even if your uncles are greedy, is it fair that you inherit all your grandfather and "father's" property alone? I wrote "father's" as some of your father's present properties were those inherited from your grandfather. It is better to be fair and not tradition rigid. I am sure your greedy uncles too have problems and responsibilities to. They are also your grandfather's offsprings. It is better to be fair than stick to a custom that ignores the rights that other children should have. I could have objected to my sister's suggestion. I have the right to. My stepmother would go ahead with whatever my sister said, whether they like it or not. They may go ahead with it but there'll be resentment which won't be voiced out. The freeness of speech which we all enjoy amongst ourselves today would be gone. I would advise that you prove your right to be the firstborn of your dad, not by a feeling of entitlement, but rather, by being fair to all. Property that your father built or acquired through his sweat should be off the table. That's not negotiable but your grandfather's properties should be the issue here. You also need to be fair to your siblings regarding what your dad left behind. You'd be setting a precedent in the community. |
| Re: Family Depriving My Right: Is It Possible To Charge Them To Court? by Guyman02: 8:02pm On Apr 24, 2022*. Modified: 7:33am On Apr 25, 2022 |
chatinent:Ibo is not a tribe, except you are referring to Igbo |
| Re: Family Depriving My Right: Is It Possible To Charge Them To Court? by donforeign: 8:02pm On Apr 24, 2022 |
questionanswer:go carry soldiers |
| Re: Family Depriving My Right: Is It Possible To Charge Them To Court? by Hanatunde(f): 8:05pm On Apr 24, 2022 |
Go to human right radio, berekete family and report your matter |
| Re: Family Depriving My Right: Is It Possible To Charge Them To Court? by Westernequinox: 8:06pm On Apr 24, 2022 |
Oga pray ooh, e get why, Oga involve your self for prayers and allow God manifest his will |
| Re: Family Depriving My Right: Is It Possible To Charge Them To Court? by drmuchin: 8:06pm On Apr 24, 2022 |
Evil Uncles |
| Re: Family Depriving My Right: Is It Possible To Charge Them To Court? by Ngorbungor(m): 8:07pm On Apr 24, 2022 |
Dear OP, you are playing with fire, you better lay low and listen to your uncles, so that what kill your father will not visitt you. Am sorry to say this your father is very greedy and you are just following that footstep. Please no make them pour palm wine for ground for you |
| Re: Family Depriving My Right: Is It Possible To Charge Them To Court? by donforeign: 8:07pm On Apr 24, 2022 |
Pk01:lies |
| Re: Family Depriving My Right: Is It Possible To Charge Them To Court? by Nobody: 8:11pm On Apr 24, 2022 |
drmuchin:they not evil, your grand dads property belongs to his kids, who are your uncles and aunties, same way your dads props belong to you and siblings, in that order. As long as they don't cone and take what directly belongs to your dad, no problems |
| Re: Family Depriving My Right: Is It Possible To Charge Them To Court? by kdc5000: 8:12pm On Apr 24, 2022 |
Bro if u re well to do, please leave the properties for them, because their capable of doing anything. ur life matter.my own opinion |
| Re: Family Depriving My Right: Is It Possible To Charge Them To Court? by Housing(m): 8:12pm On Apr 24, 2022 |
questionanswer:You can now feel what your Uncles felt when your father took the whole properties of your grandfather only to himself. You have to be very careful because it is payback time. Appeal to them and allow the sharing of thier father's properties (your grandfather). All your claims reeks of greediness. Purge yourself of greed for a peaceful life |
| Re: Family Depriving My Right: Is It Possible To Charge Them To Court? by pevo: 8:13pm On Apr 24, 2022 |
questionanswer:I have read people's comments and advice given on the matter you posted above. I will advise you as follow. 1. Was all your grandfather's properties bequeathed to your father alone or shared among your father and his brother. If the answer is no, you need to find out if your father didn't tell you before his death. 2. You need to be careful in power tussle with your uncles. Don't be used as scape goat with matter relating to Land issue. Your live is more important than any properties you can think of. It's when you are alive and healthy you can fight over properties, especially unmoveable ones like Land and building. 3. Be at peace with your uncles and discuss amicably with them on when they want you to bury your father, by that way, you won't be waiting money unnecessarily on planning and yet it will be cancelled. 4. |
| Re: Family Depriving My Right: Is It Possible To Charge Them To Court? by Okobola146: 8:14pm On Apr 24, 2022 |
Op after burying your father, please go back to school and work on your English |
| Re: Family Depriving My Right: Is It Possible To Charge Them To Court? by pevo: 8:16pm On Apr 24, 2022 |
questionanswer:I have read people's comments and advice given on the matter you posted above. I will advise you as follow. 1. Was all your grandfather's properties bequeathed to your father alone or shared among your father and his brother. If the answer is no, you need to find out if your father didn't tell you before his death. 2. You need to be careful in power tussle with your uncles. Don't be used as scape goat with matter relating to Land issue. Your live is more important than any properties you can think of. It's when you are alive and healthy you can fight over properties, especially unmoveable ones like Land and building. 3. Be at peace with your uncles and discuss amicably with them on when they want you to bury your father, by that way, you won't be waiting money unnecessarily on planning and yet it will be cancelled. |
| Re: Family Depriving My Right: Is It Possible To Charge Them To Court? by fabianiyobosa(m): 8:18pm On Apr 24, 2022 |
questionanswer:I sincerely hate the idea if fighting for properties and laying claims, I am the second son of my dad, he has houses and lands but believe me, I am not interested. If you are doing OK and can buy your own properties, please do. It is so unnecessary to keep the dead waiting for so long. If my dad dies today, at most, a week after, he will be buried. I'll let the uncles and aunties have their fill and meet their demands, it will only happen once. |
| Re: Family Depriving My Right: Is It Possible To Charge Them To Court? by Herkim(m): 8:19pm On Apr 24, 2022 |
Hello Op Don't be greedy , life is too short to follows the foot steps of greediness. Fundamentally , where is your late dad now with all he acquired in this world . Vanity upon vanity . Kindly settle all rancor with your uncles and move on with your life. A word is enough for the wise. |
| Re: Family Depriving My Right: Is It Possible To Charge Them To Court? by demoBaba: 8:20pm On Apr 24, 2022 |
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