Alexas58:
He single handedly bought them and they are all in his name..

SmartchoiceNGR:
Since your dad died intestate apply to the courts to inherit his properties.... Since your mom is legally married to him all is very simple. Start early. She should stop going to those family meetings... Or else she is close to her death.

Meanwhile she should not quarrel with the family members... But diplomatically disengage from them.

BruncleZuma:


There's a good lawyer whom I used to know whilst gallivanting in Port Harcourt, I think he's from Rumuigbo, so he'd be in a better chance to help.

He's a very understanding lawyer try contacting him on Facebook Njimowhor Okocha if you're lucky and convincing he may take you on pro bono.

Best of luck.

smithsydny:
that's chief of staff family

Alexas58:
Please am in need of advices here

My dad has a younger brother whom he trained to the university before he died, being his only brother!
My dads father died when he finished secondary school and my dad was the only one that the family could look up to. So he did some jobs, got some money and trained his younger brother to the university level..

My uncle graduated 10 years ago and nothing to show of it.. My father tried giving him a work to do in a bank, he refused the work and started having problems with my father.

Fast forward now my dad is late, has left behind some kids which are in the university and others are still attending school.

Instead of my uncle to put hands with my mum and burry my father, he is busy dragging my mum to the village that they should share some of my father's property with him, saying that my dad never did anything for him, meanwhile my dad trained him to the University which he never did to any of his children before he died.

Please..my need for posting this is to know if there is any place or anywhere that says that my Uncle must inherit a part of my late father's property, because its part of this property we the children are going to use and establish ourselves and my dad gave a wish that nobody should sell any of his lands while on the sick bed!

Please which legal backing and traditional backing can we use to prevent my uncle from going near that land!..because that land is worth hundreds of millions of naira now!!
Thanks


Please I need solutions too..because we are suspecting him of killing my father because of all his actions!...

Thanks

NwaAmaikpe:



Your uncle is still family.

Your mom shouldn't be stingy, she should give him some properties. That's exactly what your late dad will have done for his brother.
After all, you said he isn't doing so well now.

She should give him some.
Just like your dad died to leave them, he will too.
Life is vanity upon vanity.

I'd also advice you guys strive hard for yourselves and don't count so much on your dad's properties. He worked for them, work for yours too.
They are just a bonus and not the principal.

Alexas58:

Thanks.. Read very well where I said my dad trained him to the university and even offered him a job in a bank,but he refused

BruncleZuma:


Yes another reason why she'd get some respite, the lawyer cannot be intimidated.

smithsydny:
bro Zuma I feel u.. Nah pH u dey stay?

BruncleZuma:


I stroll in there once in a while and when the spirit leads.

Alexas58:

Thanks.. Read very well where I said my dad trained him to the university and even offered him a job in a bank,but he refused

smithsydny:
ma nigga oya join me for dominos pizza ikotun

Alexas58:
Please do something about this..cos my fathers family is ganging up against us!!
How can we make my uncle stay away from my fathers possession while they have not buried him,because that's a major concern for them to burry him
N/b.this my major concern for them to bury him without causing any problem in the family

ikukuhero:


Do not give NwaAmaikpe the honour of a reply. He is filled with negativity.