My father made a will distributing his assests and properties among his three children (two sons and a daughter). There was reticence within the family on the distribution not being equal but that issue seems to have been settled. Meanwhile, my brother died quite unexpectedly earlier this year, while my father and his two other children including me are alive.
Since one of the beneficiary is no more and have been survived by his wife and two male children, quite grown up and well settled. I wonder, when the stage comes for probabtion or mutation, how the rights of deceased person would be handled. Would it go by default to his wife or equally among his two sons and wife?
Should my father revise his will to restrict the share of deceased son to his wife without any legal hinderance from his sons and teh same can devolved on them after she is no more. Apparently, however, both sons are in good humour with the mother as of now. But things may change when they both have their own families.
Please let me have your sane advice.
Rajendra
