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Maintenance from UK residing husband
10 months ago
My husband is currently residing and working in UK, from 2018. I have been abandoned in India with two minor daughters. He keeps no contact and gives no maintenance. Is is possible to get maintenance from him if I file a criminal case? If still he doesn't give maintenance, what can be done? As he is abroad, will he be sent back or how will he be arrested?.... Regards, Mrs. Pal
A.Dear client,
File a maintenance application under 125 CrPC before the family court . An interim maintenance petition also file along the original petition. The application for the interim maintenance shall,as far as possible,be disposed of within sixty days from the date of service of notice on the husband
File a maintenance application under 125 CrPC before the family court . An interim maintenance petition also file along the original petition. The application for the interim maintenance shall,as far as possible,be disposed of within sixty days from the date of service of notice on the husband
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