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Shawna Hada   27 May 2021

contested Divorce lengthy process

Generally we listen that congested Divorce filed by husband may too much lengthy in india.
wife can drag it prolong n husband are ruined fully n finally they feel pressure to compromise with wife for making life hell with wrong person n never get justice .

Bcz wife gets mentinece for herself n behalf of kids , this advantage evokes their temptation n greed so is it waste of time n money .

what are the key points to win the case in favour of husband n escape the mentinece of wife after being govt employee ?


please experts ,suggest me


Quick Summary
This discussion explores the perception that contested divorces filed by husbands in India can be lengthy, with wives potentially prolonging the process. It raises concerns about husbands feeling pressured to compromise due to maintenance obligations for wives and children. The thread seeks advice for husbands on key points to win their case and potentially avoid maintenance payments, especially for government employees. It also touches upon the traditional roles of husband and wife under Hindu law, while suggesting that filing for divorce or related legal actions is preferable to inaction.

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Rama chary Rachakonda (Secunderabad/Telangana state Highcourt practice watsapp no.9989324294 )     27 May 2021

Wife under Hindu law is not only a “grahpatni,” but also a “dharma patni” and “shadharmini.” The wife is her husband's best of friends. She is the source of Dharma, Artha, Kama, and Moksha. The husband is known as bharthi. He is supposed to support his wife.

lawyer_rajiv (9811284735) (lawyer)     28 May 2021

despite the fact that laws are in favour of wife, filing a petition for divorce/RCR or Judicial Separation is better than taking no action et al.

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