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SMy grandfather had a big chunk of property that he wanted me also to get a share in. My father forged my grandfather’s will (I have proof) and put everything in his name denying me entirely and saying, “Don’t worry I will give you later.”
Then someone put a court case against his inherited property and my father made me do all the running around for 2 years related to the court case related to my grandfather’s property. I did everything – from staying up all night writing legal responses and reading similar court cases to meeting the lawyers etc. it was a harrowing time but I did it thinking I was helping my father. Finally, the will he forged was kept aside and it was declared my grandfather died intestate. But still I have no share as a coparcenery.
As soon as the court case ended, my father showed me his true colours. He not only has no intention of leaving any of my grandfather’s property for me, but he also plans on selling everything, putting it in an FD and hosting liquor parties for his friends every night. When I asked him what about me? He said, “Concentrate on your career and build your own assets.” That’s coming from someone who has illegally forged his father’s will and made me work to get his own butt saved when he was in a court case.
Reaching out to know what you all recommend I should do? Can I get a share in my grandfather’s property in any way? What would be the consequences for my dad if I went to court and proved that he forged the will and then he lied in the high court that it is real? Isn’t that perjury or lying under oath? Is it a criminal offence?
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