If a relative is occupying your family’s property, refusing to share an inheritance, or you’ve discovered a transfer you never agreed to — and you’re watching all of it from the US, UK, or another country — living abroad does not weaken your legal claim. As your NRI property dispute advocate in Ahmedabad, Raval Law Associates handles partition suits, recovery of possession, and inheritance disputes through a registered Power of Attorney, so you don’t need to fly back to file or pursue the case. We’ll review your documents and tell you exactly where you stand. Call us at +91 99099 57585 to discuss your property.
NRI property disputes usually involve more than one legal issue at once — an inheritance question tangled up with a relative who won’t vacate, or a Power of Attorney that’s been misused. We handle the full picture, not just one piece of it.
When multiple heirs share undivided property and one or more refuse to agree on a split, we file a partition suit in the appropriate Ahmedabad civil court to secure your legal share, including:
If a relative, caretaker, or tenant is occupying your property without your consent, we send a formal legal notice first and, if that doesn’t resolve it, file a suit for recovery of possession under the Specific Relief Act — with an injunction to stop further construction or transfer while the case is pending.
We draft a registered Power of Attorney limited to the specific powers you actually want to grant, so a representative in India can file documents, appear before revenue authorities, and represent you in court — without handing over broad authority you didn’t intend to give.
Where a will is contested, missing, or was never probated, we handle succession certificates, Letters of Administration, and probate applications so your inheritance is legally recognised, not just informally understood within the family.
Email us at legal@ravallawassociates.com with the property details, and we’ll tell you which of these applies to your situation.
No. Indian courts don’t treat NRI status as grounds to reduce an inheritance share. Sons and daughters have equal coparcenary rights in ancestral property regardless of where they live, and that share exists from birth — it isn’t something a relative on the ground can sign away on your behalf.
You can act without traveling. The usual sequence is:
A relative occupying the property doesn’t gain ownership just by being there — but act early, since long-term unchallenged possession can complicate your claim over time.
Yes. A registered Power of Attorney lets your representative in India file the suit, attend hearings, and sign documents on your behalf. You’ll typically need it notarised in your country of residence and attested by the Indian Consulate before it’s used here. Many hearings can proceed this way from start to finish without you setting foot in an Indian courtroom.
Raval Law Associates is led by Advocate Parth Raval and Advocate Akanksha Raval, who each bring 9 years of experience handling property and family matters in Ahmedabad’s civil courts. That includes the specifics that matter in an NRI case:
You’ll deal with one of the founding advocates directly throughout your case, not a rotating set of case handlers while you’re tracking progress from a different time zone.
