cheating in name of marriage
2 years ago
Iam polio effected married a girl on dec 2020 after her mutual consent.she stayed with me for 2months.she attended all functions along with me.She exploited me fianancially.My marriage is not consumated. after that she left me claiming that we have cheated her by hiding my disability.I have filed divorce against my wife.I have all wedding photos where it is clearly visible that i wore calipers.Now they are demanding 8lakhs.But i dont want to give any money because I have not taken any dowry and beared all marriage expenditures along with mangalsutra.I told them to take maximum 2lakhs.I would like to know whether If i show all proofs than will by alimony be reduced to 2lakhs.
A.Dear Client
The decision of alimony depends upon the facts and arguments of the parties. However, it might be reduced if your proofs are considered as a valid point in your defense.
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The decision of alimony depends upon the facts and arguments of the parties. However, it might be reduced if your proofs are considered as a valid point in your defense.
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