The image provides information on handling Property Partition and Will Cases in Tamil Nadu. It explains that if someone believes they have a rightful claim to ancestral property, such as land, houses, or financial assets, but a sibling is refusing to give their share, they can file a civil case in a relevant civil court. It clarifies that even if a sibling presents a Will Deed in their favor, the other party still has the right to file a case. Additionally, it mentions that if the property cannot be physically divided, one co-owner can petition to buy out the other shares at market value.

Ashwa Law Associates offers a comprehensive range of legal services tailored for both buyers and sellers. Specializing in handling disputes related to contracts, partnerships, agreements, and sale deeds, Ashwa Law Associates provides document preparation for various legal agreements, including contract, partnership, and sale agreements. Their expertise extends to drafting and managing service contracts, maintenance contracts, labor contracts, and other contractual documents. Additionally, they offer assistance with the registration of legal documents, ensuring a seamless and professional experience for all clients seeking legal support.

Ashwa Law Associates provides expert guidance on the procedures and costs involved in civil cases. They inform clients about court fees, which vary based on the type of relief sought—such as recovery of money or injunctions. Their team ensures the opposing party is properly summoned to court.

Once the opposite party appears in court, they are granted up to 90 days to submit a written statement. The case then moves to the trial phase, where evidence is presented, followed by oral and written arguments. The entire process may take approximately one to two years until a final judgment is issued. Afterward, clients can request a certified copy of the court order for future actions.