Dispute Over Distribution Of Saving Account Amount

Dear Sir, Normally, joint account means the amount therein will be equally shared by yourself and your deceased father. Thus, yourself and other legal heirs entitled for equal share in the 50% amount belonging to your deceased father. Please give me rank after viewing my details. Please call me for further assistance.

Yours is a complex question as the Legal heirs are entitled for the amount of their father only and not that Which your deposited in your account. The right of the legal heirs cannot be taken away but You have to prove your contribution in the joint account to clear the situation. Please give me Rank Five and follow me after reviewing my resume and book a consultation for further discussion and explanation if required.

Ms. Jayanthi. yourself and Your father had Joint Account. your father Demised. Did your father made any Will, Nomination you need find out. If there is any such thing available and as per that bank will follow if you bring them to knowledge of Bank . Otherwise Bank will ask for Succession Certificate from District Civil Judge Court. In case of Non of the above your other siblings and your mother may claim.

Legalheirs of the deceased can claim the amount