Have you nominated someone in your DEMAT account? Do you know why it’s important and why must choose wisely?

Learn about the requirements related to documentation and verification related to DEMAT accounts after the demise of a loved one.

Understand the key differences between a nominee, legal heir and beneficiary to a DEMAT account.

Key points to note while transferring a loved one’s DEMAT account after their unfortunate demise.

How to prepare and respond to a loved one’s demise, and access their DEMAT account to fulfil their final wishes.

Losing a loved is always tough, but it gets tougher when their legacy is not taken care of as per their wishes. Learn more.

Conversations about end-of-life plans can be uncomfortable but important. Read this blog to learn about the importance of end-of-life plans and discussions about it.

Ever wonder when is the right time to start planning for your tomorrow? It is NOW! Read this blog to learn why planning early is good for you.

Irrespective of it being taboo to talk about money in India, it is indeed an essential factor. Read this blog to learn about the positive sides of sharing your property plans with your family.

Financial situations can be unpredictable only without the proper knowledge and a plan in place. The pandemic pushed us to rethink our financial plans. How? Read this blog to find out.

Are you considering hiring a financial advisor but not sure if you should hire one? Read this blog to find the answer to your question.

Often people are puzzled about what to do about a loved one’s remaining credit card points after they pass away. Read this blog to find answers to your question.

As an Indian citizen residing in the United States, you may have accumulated a variety of assets and investments over the years. These may include property, bank accounts, stocks, mutual funds, and other financial instruments.

Hi, I am Shanaya Kapoor and a NRI. Currently I am residing in California for the last 12 years and before that I was in India. I hold certain properties in both the countries. I read your last blog about why NRIs should write a Will and it really pushed me to write one but now I am confused about whether I should write a Separate Will or a Composite Will. Can you help me reach a decision?

If you don’t write a Will, your property will be inherited as per the intestacy laws of the country where your property is situated at. In India it depends upon your religion and religious status of marriage.

Discover five situations in which a person and their successors can lose the right to inherit property, including religious conversion and adoption.

You’ve done a great job starting a business, whether big or small. Your family relies on it. What’s next? What happens when you won’t be around anymore? Read this blog to find out.

Inheriting property? Learn the legal requirements and steps involved. Get expert guidance on registering ownership, essential documents, liabilities, and more.

Here we explore succession planning for divorced parents in India, particularly regarding inheritance rights and legal positions. It emphasises the importance of financial management during divorce and the need to write a will to avoid complications.

Diving deeper into inheritance rules for interfaith couples married under the Special Marriage Act and how property is divided among legal heirs as per the Indian Succession Act of 1925.

Learn how the the Special Marriage Act of 1954 applies to inter-faith marriages in India, and personal laws no longer apply after registration. Inheritance is then governed by the Indian Succession Act of 1925.

Understanding the complexities of tenancy rights inheritance in Maharashtra. Learn about legal heirs, succession laws, and the impact of court rulings. AasaanWill offers expert assistance in succession planning.

Here we explain what a prenuptial agreement is and its legal standing in India, as well as its potential use in succession planning.

This blog explains what a succession certificate is, who needs it, why it's necessary, and how to obtain it, particularly in India.

A Power of Attorney (POA) is a legal document that authorizes one person, referred to as the "principal," to grant authority to another person, referred to as the "agent" or "attorney-in-fact," to act on their behalf in a variety of matters. The principal may grant the agent the authority to act on their behalf in all cases or only in specific issues.

A Power of Attorney (POA) is a legal document granting authority to an agent or attorney-in-fact to act on behalf of the principal in various matters. POAs are used in India for business and personal issues, such as managing financial affairs, making medical decisions, and signing contracts.

In our society, it is very frequently seen that after the death of the husband of a woman, she is treated differently than before. While she goes back to her parental home, her in-laws distribute the property among themselves. There is still a section of society in which women are still dependent upon their husbands, and even if they are not, women are entitled to their share of the deceased husband’s property.