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To answer both your questions:
The son being a legal heir of his mother, can claim his rights over his deceased mother’s property, if she’s dead intestate, i.e., without a will.
Yes, you can prepare a will, and it would be recommended to seek help from a lawyer to prepare it precisely to avoid unforeseen issues.
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We are 3 sister and 2 brother. Among them 1 sister died 25 years ago so still his son claim her mother's share in property? And 2nd question my brother's already sell some property. So can I make any will that describes remaining property they can't sell and after 2 remaining sister expire that property atometically decided in two brothers.
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