Transfer Of Property After Father's Death

You should claim for the whole of the ancestral property if your mother did not get separation from your father. And further you are eligible for equal share in his self acquired property along with your illegitimate brothers and sisters and your widow mother's.

You can claim your share in that property and it is your legal right

Hindu law in India governs the distribution of property among family members. In case of a Hindu male passing away without leaving a will, his property will be distributed among his legal heirs according to the Hindu Succession Act, 1956. Here's how the property distribution would take place in the situation you described: The first wife's child: The child of the first wife will be entitled to a share in the property. In this case, there is only one child, and they will have a share. The second wife's daughters: The daughters of the second wife will also be entitled to a share in the property. In this case, there are two daughters, and they will each have a share. The third wife: Since the third wife does not have any children, she would not be entitled to any direct share in the property. However, she may have a claim to maintenance from the estate of the deceased husband. The property would be divided among the above legal heirs as per the rules of intestate succession under Hindu law. The actual share each individual receives would depend on various factors, including the total value of the property, the number of legal heirs, and other considerations as per the applicable law.