Rights after husband expired
1 year ago
As I'm 8th month pregnant my husband died and my mother in law don't want I should stay there she is mentally harassing me . What should I do it was our arrange marriage . She is not ready to take care of me or her grand child I'm in huge depression what should I do Please suggest . in my Inlaws family only mother in law is available. Rest no relatives nothing my husband was only child .
A.Dear Madam,
You can file Domestic Violence case, maintenance case against your mother-in-law and her family members. It is the bounden duty of your parents-in-law to take care of yourself and your children.
You can file Domestic Violence case, maintenance case against your mother-in-law and her family members. It is the bounden duty of your parents-in-law to take care of yourself and your children.
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Jagannath S Pawar
Responded 1 year ago
A.You and your mother in law have equal rights and interests in d deceased husband properties. She can't harass you. You can settle d matter by intervention of some good and influencing relatives/well wishers. If matter is not resolved you can send her legal notice and take further recourse by going legally against her including filing domestic violence case in your local Magistrate Court there and obtaining various orders. However try to resolve it amicably to the best extent possible. Thanks n regards
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A.Dear Client,
The daughters-in-law do not have right over the self-acquired property of her in-laws. She acquires right over in-laws property only through the share of her husband in the property.
Your child has right over the property after being born.
The daughters-in-law do not have right over the self-acquired property of her in-laws. She acquires right over in-laws property only through the share of her husband in the property.
Your child has right over the property after being born.
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