Anonymous
19 March 2010 at 21:12
Respected Seniors,
Whether the unmarried major daughter entitled for maintenance from her parents or not? If yes please quote some citations infavour of Major unmarried daughter.
Thanking in advance.
Anonymous
19 March 2010 at 21:02
Can any Expert tell me how to File 498A Case against my Husband after 6.5Yrs of Separation what Evidences I need to Produce in Support of my Case to make Stronger as their is Big Gap of 6.5yr?
Ria
19 March 2010 at 13:02
Respected experts,
I had filed an appeal in the HC for squashing the setting aside of exparte passed by the lower court in my marriage petition. However the HC court has given an order whereby the HC has directed the lower to dispose the Marriage Petition within 4 weeks from the date of the order of the HC.
My query here is that the order of the HC states on the Headline that this order is returnable forthwith.
Please guide as to what does that mean.
Anonymous
19 March 2010 at 10:42
I have submitted my vakalatnama on 15/02/2010 , I have to submit my reply on 20/03/2010. What if my lawyer does not appear or fails to submit the reply, or else can i request for the date extension.
Place - Thane
Thanks
Anonymous
19 March 2010 at 10:35
Sir,
A young 21 year old girl had a baby outof wedlock and she wanted to give him away to began a new life.
She left the baby with us and went away. We have not heard from her for over a year now. Baby is over one year old now. He is a part of our family. But we do not have any paper [birth certificate or any information]. please advise me, what I must do. We do not want to give him away. He is so attached with us, without him the family will be incompleet. I do not want to go for legal adoption also.
Ruban
Suchitra. S
19 March 2010 at 06:21
Respected experts, I want to ask how far foreign judgements are binding in India. Especially, if husband has got ex parte divorce in a foreign country and come to India afterwords and marries for a second time, then, can his first wife file a bigamy case aginst him in India?
Raj Kumar Makkad
18 March 2010 at 22:16
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It was a hot day and her aunt's house. She was with her parents. And I too was not alone. We had met briefly under the watchful eyes of elders. Even seen a movie together. Finally, about a year later, we were tied in wedlock. Since then, almost 45 years have imperceptibly passed. We have climbed the ladder of life. Gradually graduated as grandparents. Now, the grand children are entering the teens. And happily, as I look back, I say a silent prayer. Thank the Lord for His blessings.
Love is an ideal. Marriage is a reality. "Chain of wedlock is heavy. It needs two to carry it". And no two beings are alike. They differ. We also do. In a variety of ways. I like blue. She prefers pink. I like roughage in food. She looks for food in roughage. I never remember anniversaries or birthdays. She never forgets any. Sometimes, I like to splurge. She believes that economy is a source of revenue. I have been "naughty". She — totally disciplined. Initially, we found faults in each other. Slowly, we learnt to live with each other.
She has used her university degrees usefully. Put education to a perfectly practical purpose. The knowledge of chemistry still helps her to cook. Geography to know the four walls of the house and her surroundings. Economics to avoid extravagance. The family has been her whole world. She has willingly borne the burden of daily chores. She has been our audience. A faithful friend. A caring nurse. A sweetheart. The loving looks, perfect purity and tenderness have been her assets. Happiness of the family has been her sole pleasure.
She has silently suffered the wear and tear. Not surprisingly, today she has twinges in her hinges. There is a continuous conflict between the willpower and waistline. Still, love is her livery. Smile is the sole "wrinkle" on her face. She has really made life worth living. For all of us. Her immediate as well as extended family.
We still have words. But usually, I do not get to use mine. "Haar maani" has been the secret of our harmony. And I always have the last word — I apologise. On her part, she has spent 45 years to change my habits. So, she cannot say that I am not the one she had once met. Or that she had married a man and not a mouse.
But please imagine — If the cat and mouse lie together, can the mouse sleep? Thanks to this totally domesticated cat, I do! Like a log of wood. But only when she is with me.
Anonymous
18 March 2010 at 19:19
Hi, I am seeking for some advice as I am planing to end my 20yrs marriage which was forced on me by my parents.I tried to break this marriage by all ways I could before it happened.I tried to work on it for initial 5yrs then gave up for my daughter sake.For past 5yrs we dont have any kind of relationship between us,we stayed like strangers under the same roof,but now we both are tired to full this any further.He wants to start his life again.If we go for mutual concent do I have the right to demand anything from him for my daughter's and my future?
Sridevi
18 March 2010 at 17:58
I got Divorce in the year 2006 and legal Custody of my son, i got married on 2009 now i want to change the father's name for my son. What is the legal procedure. Can any one give legal advice on this
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Couple living separately and contested proceedings for over 6 months seek divorce by mutual consent not to be insisted for 6 months cooling off period ?