Anonymous
19 August 2022 at 13:32
Respected sir
Can son ask maintenance from her mother in section 125 Crpc?
Anonymous
18 August 2022 at 13:23
IAM 1ST WIFE SON, 2ND WIFE HAVING 3 CHILDREN MY MOTHER DIED AND HER PENSION HAD BEEN TAKING BY MY FATHER HIS RIGHTS OK. I CAN CLAIM OR FILE A CASE AGAINST HIM FOR HIS HOUSE.
Sachin Kumar
08 August 2022 at 17:28
My brother is going to get married soon.
We are not taking even Rs. 1 from bride as dowry and told bride mother to do marriage in simplest way with least expenses.
Can we make anything in written and get it signed from bride side that bridegroom had not taken any consideration in marriage ?
(Divorce cases are increasing very much. We want to avoid fake case , if any , arise in future)
shyam lal
04 August 2022 at 05:23
To sell ones share to a third party. Can a coshare holder give a authority letter on plain paper to the other coshare holder of undivided immovable property to to sell his share on his behalf...
Anonymous
03 August 2022 at 09:16
My brother is regularly paying maintenance of Rs.4000 PM to his child. The wife intentionally admitted in a reputed school of Fees. 16,000 PM and only education arrears are pending and NBWs are issued. His income is Rs.15000/ as he is working in a small company and all records are there. Now 1) shall he file modification order u/s 127 CrPC retrospectively and warrants recall petition in the same family court ? or Go to high court for revision of the interim maintenance order which was issued in 2018 with condone delay. the order is to pay educational allowances actually.
Anonymous
01 August 2022 at 18:23
Can anyone recommend a good family court lawyer at Bandra court?
Anonymous
01 August 2022 at 06:12
Case details:
I lived with my wife for less than 9 months and then we separated because of differences. She filed a divorce case in 2020 and also attached a prayer for compensation.
https://www.lawyersclubindia.com/experts/family-court-case-for-divorce-with-compensation-740916.asp
Question:
For the past 3 court dates, the matter is at "Issue" stage, however neither the plaintiff or her lawyer show up for the court hearing. This last time the judge had a question for the plaintiff but the plaintiff wasn't present. Every subsequent hearing is usually after 2 months, and as you can see the matter has hardly made any progress in last 2 years.
My lawyer says that we can hardly do anything about this situation in civil cases. He also mentioned that the opposing counsel (plaintiff) probably comes to the court later in the day, and marks his presence so it cannot even be treated as an 'absentee'.
I have not been personally attending the hearings, so I have to go by my lawyers account. The question really is wether I can do anything to make sure plaintiff (or her lawyer) atleast attend the court hearings so that the case can make progress?
This has been nothing short of harassment, where I don't understand who to trust anymore. Sorry for the rant, but is there any recourse here?
m.satyanarayana
31 July 2022 at 00:55
Sir, I filed partition suit against my sister which she was occupying, is mymother's property in the year 1997 and and got my share in my favour in preliminary decree which was confirmed by Supreme court in 2010. I filed for metes and bound My sister son at this stage with malafide intention created a false gift deed bequeathing property from his father and his forefather and got registered in the year 2018. During the pendency of final decree my sister claimed through false relinquishment deed which was dismissed by court . Now my sister son is claiming entire property bequeath from his father as owner of the property showing fake will of year 1964 of his grandfather . Do I have right to proceed in the court for filing metes and bound and final decree in partition suit. Please advise.
M.Satyanarayana
Anonymous
28 July 2022 at 18:54
sirs,
a marriage has been declared null and void . it was an exparte decree. but it has not been set aside so far . whether i am duty bound to pay maintenance to my wife. can i take the defence that now the marriage has been declared null and void.
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Daughter in law's rights in a registered will
Respected members,
Need guidance to the below query:
A case u/s 498A and DV act was filed in the local family court in the name of my brother (named as main accused) and my parents also named therein. The case is going on for last 12 years.
Meanwhile my brother met with an accident and passed away. After the unfortunate incident, my ailing mother made a registered will in favour of the remaining children to transfer her rights in a small house which was in her name. The house was constructed by my parents from their own income and not inherited.
Now at this stage, I have two queries:
1. Can my late brother’s wife drag my old age parents to legal complications, as the main party to the case is deceased?
2. Can she claim a share in the house while my mother is alive?
Thank you for your time in attending to my query.
Best regards