• Do married daughters retain full coparcenary rights in the HUF property, equivalent to those of male members?

We are a Hindu Undivided Family (HUF) consisting of seven siblings: five brothers and two sisters. We are currently in the process of dividing our HUF ancestral property through negotiations. A key question has arisen regarding the eligibility and rights of our married sisters to claim a share in the HUF property. My understanding is that:
•	Eligibility for coparcenary rights in HUF property is determined at the time of birth, not marriage.
•	Due to the Hindu Succession (Amendment) Act, 2005, and subsequent Supreme Court rulings (such as Vineeta Sharma vs. Rakesh Sharma, 2020), daughters (including married ones) have equal rights as sons to inherit and claim shares in ancestral property as coparceners.
Could you please clarify:
1.	Do married daughters retain full coparcenary rights in the HUF property, equivalent to those of male members?
2.	Are there any limitations or conditions (e.g., based on marriage, prior partitions, or state-specific laws) that might affect their claims?
3.	What steps should we take during negotiations to ensure fair division, including any tax implications or documentation required for sisters' shares?
We are based in Koraput District, Orissa and any recent case laws or amendments would be helpful. Thank you.