Proper planning protects your investment assets and online properties to be easily transferable to your beneficiaries.
Without a will, your heirs may face paperwork, disputes, and delays in claiming your shares and securities
Your digital life has value too—don’t leave it out when planning your estate.
Trusts aren’t just for billionaires—under the right circumstances, even middle-class families can benefit.
Trusts can overcome the limitations of a will. They offer continuity, asset protection and enable conditional or staggered distribution as per desired milestones or events
Estate planning should include digital assets such as cryptocurrencies, social media profiles and online businesses to preserve legacy, prevent disputes and ensure smooth transition of assets to heirs
The Kapur family's inheritance dispute highlights the importance of clear succession planning, transparent wills and estate planning tools to prevent prolonged legal battles and emotional distress within families
India's wealthy families are increasingly adopting trusts for estate planning due to their discretion, control and ability to bypass probate, while wills offer simplicity and flexibility for simpler estates
The RBI proposes standardising procedures for settling claims of deceased depositors, aiming to simplify documentation, reduce administrative hurdles, and provide relief to nominees and legal heirs during a difficult time.
Draft your will with clear intent, ensure proper execution, and attestation and registration to minimise potential disputes later.
Creating an online will can be convenient and cost-effective, but it's crucial to ensure legal validity and review regularly to reflect changing circumstances.
Tips on how to secure the property, investments, and wealth of non-resident Indians across borders.
Despite existing for nearly a century, Privileged Wills remain a little-known legal right within the armed forces ecosystem.
India's Gen Z is revolutionising wealth management with a focus on transparency, technology, and social responsibility, driving a shift from patriarchal succession to collaborative, purpose-driven leadership and governance
Living wills outline medical preferences for when individuals can't make decisions. The Supreme Court has simplified guidelines for creating and enforcing living wills, promoting autonomy and dignity in end-of-life care
Estate planning isn’t only for millionaires. If you have a bank account, a house, a car, financial assets, or even personal belongings of sentimental value - you have something worth protecting.
Writing a will requires careful consideration to avoid common mistakes that can lead to disputes and invalidation; consulting a professional can ensure a clear and effective will
Ring-fencing is a strategic mechanism to protect one's estate from risks such as family disputes, marital conflicts, or business liabilities, ensuring wealth remains secure for future generations
Doing this properly will ensure that your loved ones do not see what Logan Roy's did in Succession — family feuds and asset dilution.
A family trust is a vital tool for estate and succession planning, offering flexibility, asset protection, and tax benefits. It helps avoid probate, ensures smooth wealth transfer, and safeguards assets from unforeseen liabilities.
Proposed amendments to banking laws make room for two modes of multiple nomination —simultaneous and successive
By holding real estate in the name of the trust rather than in individual names, family members are shielded from personal or professional risks.
The challenges NRIs, among others, face in managing their affairs in India can be addressed by granting a PoA but there are precautions one must take
When you’re ready to discuss your estate plan with your family, careful preparation is key. Be transparent about your intentions and ensure that your loved ones understand the rationale behind your decisions.
The misconception that will is required by the wealthy is a significant barrier. Even young adults with seemingly modest assets can benefit from a will.