Known for its rich culture and traditions, India is a family-oriented country, with children continuing to live with their parents even after turning adults, which may be surprising for many people, especially those living in the west. Nevertheless, we take great pride in our heritage and will continue to do so. Another aspect of the traditional Indian household is the subject of inheritance, best described as a symbol of the lineage that transfers rights such as property, assets, and titles to another individual on the holder's death. For example, after their father’s demise, the son or daughter can legally claim ownership over their ancestral property. However, this may not be necessary in all cases, something we will walk through in the following blog.