Gujara bhatta
3 years ago
My jijaji's native place is Maharashtra , but he is living with my sister in madhyapradesh since 10 year , after his brother's death , his parents are alone and he wants to live in maharashtra but my sister does not want. they have two sons.
is my sister eligible for maintenance allowance. kindly suggest.
Suneel Moudgil
Responded 3 years ago
A.why your sister do not want to accompany her husband to serve her aged parents? will u please explain,
ANYWAY,
if she want, she can refuse staying with him and can claim the maintenance,
ANYWAY,
if she want, she can refuse staying with him and can claim the maintenance,
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A.if your sister does not do any job she is entitled for maintenance(for herself and for her children) whether she takes divorce or not. if she does work she is then also eligible for maintenance but only for childern as per status of husband.
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A.Yes, she is entitled for maintenance. Please give me Rank 5 and Review my Resume and Follow me if my answer satisfies you.
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