Sumeet Ganguly 29 April 2018
Kumar Doab (FIN) 29 April 2018
It is believed that you are all Hindu.
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Kumar Doab (FIN) 29 April 2018
Divorce is granted by court of law on valid grounds ; desertion by either spouse being one...after listening to both sides and granting opportunity of mediation, repproachment, reconciliation.. !
Sumeet Ganguly 30 April 2018
Sumeet Ganguly 30 April 2018
Sumeet Ganguly 30 April 2018
Vijay Raj Mahajan (Advocate) 30 April 2018
Firstly note down, like marriage which cannot be forced, divorce cannot be forced by the husband upon you. The divorce by mutual consent where both parties agree, that agreement need to be free of any force, undue influence or fraud on either of the parties. Secondly about the permanent alimony and maintenance is concerned, that a wife can claim if she has no or very minimal means to maintain herself and the husband has sufficient means from which he can provide the wife the fincancial help to avoid a destitute condition for the wife. It is financial security that husband is supposed to provide. As far living in the same house where husband lives, that is the right of the wife which she can implement if the husband refuse through court, even after the divorce, the divorced wife can be allowed to live in the same house by the court till the time she is able to get another place to live. The life of the wife is quite secure if her rights are implimented with the help of expert , qualifed lawyer.
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