yes father can execute gift deed in favour of his son if he so desires . have it duly stamped and registered

yes if mother is owner of property she can also execute gift deed / sale deed . document is required to be stamped and registered . you have to pay registration charges

it would be as per UP Stamp ACT of your state . in mahrashtra maximum is Rs 30,000

Father can during his life time transfer the property to his son through a gift deed.

Mother can also transfer her property in the same manner as father i.e by making a gift/sale deed and getting the same registered in accordance with law.

The registration charges can be ascertained from the office of local registrar as the charges for registration are not uniform throughout India.

you would need to visit the sub Registrar office in your city for details

gift deed attracts stamp duty too . it is at concessional rate in case of relatives . you need to pay both stamp duty and registration charges

Visit the registration office personally to know the charges as the same are not uniform in all the states.

Without stamp duty having been paid registration cannot be made.

on death of parents property can be divided among family members . partition deed can be prepared . it will also attract stamp duty

will does not attract any stamp duty . on death of parents property would devolve on beneficiaries mentioned in the will . if any legal heir disputes will then you have long legal battle ahead

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After death of parents their property can be divided amongst all the surviving heirs by way of a partition deed duly drawn up specifying the share allotted to each heir. Stamp duty is payable on a partition deed as well.

If will was made by parents during their life time then property will vest in terms of the mandate of will on all the heirs in the ratio mentioned in the will. No stamp duty is to be paid on a will.