Under the RTI act, a lady, who is receiving maintenance amount from pension of an ex government employee, has asked retirement and terminal benefits due to her husband (living separately). There divor ...
The Lady can avail the retirement & terminal benefits from the Employer through RTI Act ,since she is receiving maintenance amount from the pension.
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Hello all My husband is not talking to me since 3 months and not even taking care of my expenses just because I said against his mother to another people in family. My in-laws are also not taking to m ...
Dear Client,
Section 125 of the CrPC gives you the right to claim your maintenance and expenses from your husband, so in the present scenario, you have the legal remedy under section 125 of the CrPC. However, this can end up being a lengthy and time-consuming procedure.
I would like to suggest you to try resolving the matter personally first and if that means is exhausted you should be going for dispute resolution. So that the matter can be quickly resolved for the best.
Thank You
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I belong to lambadi community in Telangana and I am an ST here. My fiance is also lambadi but from Maharashtra. She is not a ST in that state. She is VJ there. How will caste certificate work after ma ...
dear client kindly consult with an experienced lawyer for this case. because she is VJ in maharashtra by birth. and try to convert her caste from VJ to ST . but as per my opinion she will not recieved any reservation benefits after conversion.kindly consult.
Hi there, being a female do i have share in my ancestral property? Does a NOC is required or mandatory for the sale of ancestral property by my father? Can i stop the sale of the property? If yes, wha ...
yes, you have a share in your ancestral property and you can stop it if you need to.
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Sir, I want to know that if there are two sons of a mother and she lives in a house which is not their own but is a government colony for which they(grandpa) only paid the rent but on the documents of ...
need more details
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lodge a fir u/s 420,406 for amount around 36 lakh. Thereafter petitioner appealed for anticipatory bail in trial and high court and fortunately it was rejected. Appellant is still abscond. Now his adv ...
dear client if he is ready to pay in instalments the accept it but don't give any thing in writing except about the amount received if asked for.so far I understand u want ur money back ,that u will even through PDCs,if he fails u can press for his arrest
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My father is overdosing sleeping pills (extremely) with alcohol on a daily basis. I am worried because when I stop him, he starts blaming me for his life's failures. I am a working professional and i ...
dont waste of time to take consultation.
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I sent a Demand Draft from Bankura West Bengal to Gwalior Madhya Pradesh bearing Consingment number-362967637 dated 22.05.2017. The Demand Draft was Made in favor of Amity University Madhya Pradesh, i ...
dear client They have levied penalty on you which is according to their rules in cases of non payment. Please consult for getting Professional Legal Help in this regard.
i am running one school,for that we created one trust.We are registered with income tax department.We are registered trust with Valsad Charity commissioner,Gujarat. Every year we got notice from chari ...
dear client kindly consult for taking Legal Help. because you receive a notice to pay a certain amount from the Charity commissioner then in order to give you a professional level advice I need to review the notice and then advice you.
Sir, I want to know that if there are two sons of a mother and she owns a house and she mentions the name of only elder son on the will and if the younger son dies, so whether the children and wife of ...
younger son has equal rights over he property
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