My government employed husband did giving me money to survive its sec marriage?
3 years ago
I had second marriage 7 year back with My husband who is government servant.
now he refused to give me financial help.
I have 2 children. He had 3 when we had married.
What step i can take to survive as law?
A.As you have said - I had second marriage 7 year back with My husband who is government servant..... SO WHEN WAS THE FIRST TIME YOU MARRIED TO HIM as you have said that you had second marriage 7 year back with My husband (MEANS SAME HUSBAND- YOU MARRIED 2ND TIME)--OK
Now he should give you financial help
So now you have 2 children & he had 3 when you married (BUT WHEN THE 1ST TIME OF YOUR MARRIAGE), so what happened of those 3 children as now you are saying you now have 2 children
Your marriage seems to be too complicated due to little information & which is half or incomplete question ..... creating more ambiguity... But do mention all the concepts clearly to get a clear answer..
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ADV. ANISH PALKAR (High Court)
Now he should give you financial help
So now you have 2 children & he had 3 when you married (BUT WHEN THE 1ST TIME OF YOUR MARRIAGE), so what happened of those 3 children as now you are saying you now have 2 children
Your marriage seems to be too complicated due to little information & which is half or incomplete question ..... creating more ambiguity... But do mention all the concepts clearly to get a clear answer..
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ADV. ANISH PALKAR (High Court)
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Sankalp Malik
Responded 3 years ago
A.If your marriage was solemnised, there lies a clear case. Even if not, maintenance can be sought for. A legal notice to that effect should be filed immediately.
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Sankalp Malik
Replied 3 years ago
Even if the marriage is not solemnised, a case under domestic violence act can be made. Maintenance can also be sought for.
Suneel Moudgil
Responded 3 years ago
A.whether he had solemnized the second marriage with you without taking divorce from his first wife?
pls tell,
however, you can claim the maintenance from him,
a deep revert will be given after your reply to my query
pls tell,
however, you can claim the maintenance from him,
a deep revert will be given after your reply to my query
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A.Hi, send him legal notice with the help of lawyer. What are the ages of your children ? Law is there to get you maintenance for surviving.
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A.See you can anytime file a case for maintenance under Section 125 of CrPC.
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Devesh Tripathi
Responded 3 years ago
A.you can file for maintenance in court take help of lawyer he will guide you
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