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CWould advise you to center yourself first.
Court has a process and a law that must be followed, you will get a chance to produce your evidence and arguments as well – but at the correct stage of the trial.
Get a different lawyer from the legal services authority, and tell them your side.CAssuming you are Hindu and regulated by the Mitakshara system of succession, the moment the original owner dies all blood descendants who are major get a share in the property. Whether their name is reflected in the records or not won’t matter.
Since it is not the father’s self-earned property, he can’t dispose it as per his own wishes of his major children object.CConsult a local lawyer dealing with loan recovery cases (generally before the Debt Recovery Tribunal).
You will need to file a FIR against him, and then apply to get your name struck off all loans on the basis that these were fraudulent transactions made without your signature or consent. You’ll need copies of all loan documents as well, and a lawyer can help you through this process.CS 138 is a pretty stringent provision, but in case you don’t have any money you can apply for legal aid and get a lawyer to defend yourself at government expense.CIn that case, all class 1 heirs (mother and children of the deceased) will get an equal share in everything.CEverything (including property and all other assets) will be, in the absence of a will, divided according to your personal law (the religion of your family).CIf you have filled a case disputing ownership, then apply to the concerned court for a stay on the construction.
Your latest would be able to help you.
