Divorce - property - income

Adding one more question:

3.  At what chaid age, the husband can get custodial right?

4.  What/How can a protect his child visitation right?  if wife family willfully disobey the orders every time?

Originally posted by : Sridhar
	A husband filed contested divorce case under restitution of conjugal rights. His monthly salary income is Rs.35K. He has no other income. He owned a plot bought out from his hard earned money. He has no other property on his name. His brother wants to give a plot as gift now. But his parents have some property on their name bought out from their hard earned money. He has one daughter 4Years, His wife has monthly salary income is Rs.30K; She also has no other income. She is also owned a plot on her name bought out from her money. She has no other properties. The question is: 1. Whether the wife has a right to claim on husband’s property and his parent’s property and his monthly income and his parent’s income? 2. Whether this is the right time to accept the gift from his brother?

Yes the wife can claim the husbands property also and also his parents property and also can claim alimony from is monthly income even if she is earning member.

There is no right or wrong time to accept gifts.  You may refer to Bangalore Press calender regarding timing of rahu kala, gulika kala etc if you happen to believe in those.

Hello  Shridhar if wife also earning money every month and she has owen his property than she could not claim for maintain every month but if she claim for child custody and she success to get child custody than if court decide she need more money for her and child maintain so court decide for monthly money other not 

if she got child custody than you ask to give permission for visit to meet your child every month or every week as court decide 

last your wife only claim husband property not father in law property she could  not claim for this 

as far as the self aquired property of the husband or his parents the wife cant lay any claim over it unless if she can show proofs that he also had contributed money to buy the said property.if she is earning and if you can provide proofs for it she may not be given maintenance but the child would be granted maintenance. as far as the gift is concerned this is not the right time to proceed.if wife refuses to honour your visitation rights then you can approach court

I agree with Mr Saravanans reply . wife cant claim husbands self aquired property .

please solve my problem. i am in favour of ash*ta please solve my problem as soon as possible.

Blessing you my dear 🤗