Dr. Shekhar
05 September 2015 at 10:50
The divorce matter was filed for cruelty and desertion. When the petition was filed it was only 6 months elapsed when the wife left and never returned. But the case dragged for more than 2 years. Now can the same case be converted to desertion after 2 years by application u/c 151CPC?
sanjay singh
05 September 2015 at 03:33
my argument on interim maintenance was ok
1st time ,point raised
1 : my wife driven out by matrimonial house my Advocate Ask Where is the Proof
2. regarding her education beause She hided her education.
I was satisfy at that time but Judge changed before the Order.
The new Judge came and said for re-hearing.And my Advocate not raised point:1
My advocate wanted me for appeal in high court and I don't want go.As result same day Order passed by the new Judge.
Is there any thing I can do in same family court the facts which been left or
purposely my advocate not argued.
Bhuvan
04 September 2015 at 21:22
Hello,
Married in Mar 2009
Separated in Nov 2010
Sec-9 R2R,Sec-24 HMA filed by wife
in response I clearly denied for R2R.
S-125 crpc filed by wife in Feb 2013.
court rejected the application filed by wife on Dec 2014.
total period of not living together
Nov 2010 to till date i.e. 4 Years and 10 Months.
Can this be base for divorce?
Shyamala
04 September 2015 at 15:31
Hello sir,I want to know maximum how much fees will lawyer take to file section 24 of Hindu marriage act
Dr. Shekhar
04 September 2015 at 14:21
At the end of Vakalatnama is mentioned:
Accepted subject to the terms of the fees.
My question is that can as a client I mention here the fees I paid in advance to my lawyer for his services and the balance payable to him on final decree to avoid any misunderstanding later on.
deepak
04 September 2015 at 13:57
My wife filed divorce petition in family court.
Query:-Can i file visiting rights for my minor child application in said divorce case.
kehar singh
04 September 2015 at 11:59
(MOST URGENT)
Sir,
My so called brother in law who is a Hindu and working as ASI in Police recently got re married with wife of another person at the age of 57. He is going to retire in Feb 2016. His first wife and two major son are still alive. His sons are living with their mother in a house (3 storeyed building), whose right title iS in the name of his first wife. No doubt it was built up out of the income of brother in law.
Out of the 3 storeyed building, 2 storeyed is let out on rent and his first wife is now receiving the rent but she wants maintenance allowance from her husband to the extent of 50% of present Salary (excluding the rent that she is collecting from the building ) as the rent so collected is insufficient for her maintenance. She further wants at least 50 % of all pension benefits receivable by her husband after the retirement.
The brother in law also holds substantial landed property at another place in his own name. The first wife do not want to claim over the landed property but do not want her husband to intervene on the building.
Though her husband has verbally agreed to provide 50 % of his Salary and pensionary benfits to his first wife excluding the building and its rent but he do not wants any kind of stake over the landed property situated at another place even from his two son.
under this circumstances is it beneficial (I repeat the word beneficial) for the sister to approach family court or to settle the dispute as mutually agreed at this moment and allow her major sons to stake claim over the landed property separately in the days to come by not including anything about the landed property in the written agreement like to be drawn.
Further kindly suggest whether the family court give decision on maintenance matter only or also decide on the fate of the property held by both husband and wife.
Your suggestion in this regard is highly accepted.
Priyanka
04 September 2015 at 09:51
My friend's husband having affair and beating wife not giving enough money for house expenses. Wife not working parents not financially strong. Please suggest how she can safeguard herself n kids.
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Divorce and children maintanance claim
My brother in law taken divorce by one sided judgement because my brother do not attend the case.My brother as well as my brother in law both are central govt. employee.they have only one son stayed with his mother.
Now she claim the son's maintanance expenses Rs.12000/-(Rupees Twelve Thausand per month)My question is-
1.Is my brother legaly bound to give the claimed money?
2.If so, then how much he bound to give and up to which age of his son he has to paid the expenses.