Permanant allimony

shweta yashwant kunte (Querist) 08 August 2013 This query is : Resolved
my husband has filed a divorce case against me on the basis of cruelty, which ofcourse i deny.he has falsely created such a situation and documents that i take tutions at home which i dont.and showing himself to b jobless whr as he owns a salon which is bought by him after our marriage.he owns a flat which he has sold off widout telling me and much before he sent me notice.am i liable to ask for a share on his property.i am not earning anything.am completely a home maker.can u guide me???? can i ask for a permanant allimony?

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ajay sethi (Expert) 08 August 2013
yes you can . if he owns a salon there must be documents showing as the owner .similarly if he had a flat and he sold off he must have invested funds . obtain necessary proof of his income

Dr. Jyothi Vishwanath (Expert) 08 August 2013
You can claim alimony. Try to get evidence of his ownership, income.

Rajendra K Goyal (Expert) 08 August 2013
Agree nothing more to add.

R.K Nanda (Expert) 08 August 2013
nothing to add.

V R SHROFF (Expert) 08 August 2013
You will get alimony, Maintenance.

Quantum will increase if you produce Income Proof/ Property Doc

Raj Kumar Makkad (Expert) 08 August 2013
Getting maintenance is your right but for proving the income of your husband, you need extra labour as per advice of your lawyer.

shweta yashwant kunte (Querist) 09 August 2013
i just have the picture of the gumasta license of the salon.is it enough to ask the court to dig further???

shweta yashwant kunte (Querist) 09 August 2013
he has created a situation showin his mother has taken all the money after the sale of the flat and that his salon is nw runned by his mother.

ajay sethi (Expert) 09 August 2013
he must have gifted the sale proceeds to his mother . hire a detective agency

shweta yashwant kunte (Querist) 09 August 2013
oh okay.thank u sir.but what about the licence?
it stil has his name..

Devajyoti Barman (Expert) 09 August 2013
You can claim maintenance on the basis of papers you have. Keep the rest to court to decide.

Rajendra K Goyal (Expert) 10 August 2013
Claim on the basis of documents and evidences. Court will decide on merits.

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