
7+
Years of Experience
About Me
Hello. I am CS Adv. Juilee Ghadge. Thank you for visiting the website.
I am a first-generation Advocate enrolled with Bar Council of Maharashtra & Goa having expertise in the niche area of handling property succession matters at Bombay High Court (especially for clients who are Non-Resident Indians or Overseas Citizens of India) and property related documentation.
- After doing my internship and juniorship with amazing mentors, I decide to start my own practice in May 2019.
- I have developed my independent practice in the niche area of property transfer and transmissions, handling succession matters at Bombay High Court, dealing with multiple clients. I mainly deal with property matters of NRI clients, foreign citizen clients with Indian origin, collaborate with Law Firms for testamentary matters.
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No. Its absolutely optional to register the Will, however if there are chances that a Will might be challenged subsequently by legal heirs of the person making the Will, then it is advisable to register a Will.
Yes, absolutely.
No. Will can be printed/written on plain paper.
There is no specific format as such, however, certain clauses have to be added in the Will to make sure that Will can be given proper effect to and properties can be transferred on the basis of Will seamlessly.
Two attesting witnesses are must.
In ideal scenario, both witnesses should see the Testator/Testatrix (i.e. person making the Will) sign the Will in front of them, also they both should sign the Will in front of each-other and a Testator/Testatrix.