Contributing in Family Contributing in Family

2 years ago

I am a single child of my parents. I am going to marry in two months with my loved one. My husband's salary is not so good that he can manage his family alone. Even after marriage I have to contribute my salary to his family also. But my parents are demanding the salary contribution to them also. What can I do? Can i avoid contribution to my parents legally?

Kishan Dutt Kalaskar

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A.Dear Sir,
You are not legally obliged to contribute any amount from your personal salary to your parents. After marriage yours family includes yourself, your husband and your parents-in-law only.
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Anik

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A.Dear Client,

A daughter is equally liable for her parents. Whether she is married or not she is entitled to give maintenance
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