Common situations
- A family member has passed away leaving assets in India
- Family records are dispersed across locations
- Banks or authorities have requested succession-related documents
Our scope of coordination
Every matter starts with a specific, written scope. Depending on your situation, coordination may include:
- Create an inventory from information you provide
- Coordinate document collection and institution-specific requirements
- Track applications and communications with your independent advisers
Typical next steps
- Share a non-sensitive overview and your desired outcome.
- Identify the location, institutions, record gaps and required authorisations.
- Review the proposed action plan, boundaries and fees before approving work.
- Coordinate the agreed tasks and receive a record of completed and outstanding items.
Documents that may be needed
- Death certificate and available family relationship records
- Available will, nomination or succession records
- A preliminary list of assets and institutions
These are indicative requirements, not a request to upload documents. Do not submit sensitive documents or identifiers through the public enquiry form. Any later exchange requires an agreed secure channel.
Independent professional involvement
An independent advocate advises on succession, wills, probate and competing claims. Tax advisers assess inheritance-related reporting. Nomination and legal ownership are not necessarily the same.
You may independently engage your own qualified advisers. Professional engagements and fees remain separate from Litresolve’s coordination scope.
Your next step starts with a conversation.
Tell us what needs attention in India. Let’s bring some clarity to it.