Change in name
How do I change my sername? I was adopted by my mom's sister and they didnt changed the sername after adoption by court.
3 years ago
A. To get your name changed by an order of the court in India , you will have to file a suit for declaration praying for decreeing your suit thereby declaring that you will hence forth be known as ………….( new name) from the date of the passing of the said decree and that your name in ………… certificates be also read as ……… .
In this case you will have to file the said suit against the General Public.
The court will order for the publication of a notice in two news papers ,thereby ...ReadMore
Rameshwar Dadhe
Mr
My maid wishes to adopt her sister's (yet unborn) child. Both parties are agreeable. Kindly guide me as to how I should proceed as I wish to help both of them.
3 years ago
A. https://blog.ipleaders.in/adopting-child-hindu-law/
Adopting a Child under Hindu Law
Adopting a child is considered a good deed performed by humans. Generally, Adoption means to willfully adopt a Child and treat him like one’s own Child. In Hindu law, the different provisions with respect to Adoption are given but in other personal laws like Muslim law, Christian Law, Parsis Law, no separate laws are given so they have to approach the court for adoption under the Guardians and Wards Act, 1890. ...ReadMore
Rameshwar Dadhe
adoption
how to adopt a baby directly from an unmarried women who is rape victim unser the hindu adopton & maintenance act 1956?
3 years ago
A. If you are accepting a child born from an unmarried women you are surely doing a very good job as that child will have parents also & teh liabilty of an unmarried women shall also go away. Moreover like in other Adoption Process there are issues in later stage of life that the Old Biological parents come to ask for the adopted child to return to them will NOT arise. You may Proceed to do an adoption Deed with the unmarried women, through a Lawyer. Such a act of kindness the Nature will reward yo ...ReadMore
Rameshwar Dadhe
MAJOR HINDHU GIRL ADOPTION
Respected Mam Sarika Khude , THANKYOU SO MUCH FOR THE REPLY . A s you asked me the age difference between me and my uncle Its 30 years . My uncle is 30 years elder than me . Can my Uncle adopt me . I
3 years ago
A. Under the Hindu Adoption and Maintenance Act, 1956
Conditions for adoption by Hindu couples or single parent
1. When a Hindu male or a Female want to adopt a son, they should not have a son living whether legitimate or illegitimate, at the time of adoption.
2. When a male or a Female Hindu want to adopt a daughter, they should not have a daughter or son’s daughter living at the time of adoption.
3. If a male wants to adopt a daughter, he should be at least 21 years older than the adoptive daug ...ReadMore
Adv. Sarika Khude
Pradeep Naik
MAJOR HINDHU GIRL ADOPTION
Respected SIR , I am a major hindhu girl my uncle wants to adopt me . Can my uncle adopt me ? If possible what is the process . My Uncle is divorced permanent alimony paid big amount during divorce. D
3 years ago
A. Hi Lohita,
Claim on the property after divorce is not sustainable. Further adoptions are a matter of law and limitation. Please discuss with a family lawyer expert in your area to take it forward.
Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal
Adv. Sarika Khude
Adoption of child whoes mother is no more
Hi, I want to adopt the child . Ready to registr through CARA , at the sane time i know a child who’s mother died during Delivery and now father is not able to handle child alone . He is ready to l
3 years ago
A. CARA authorities will decide after so many formalities.
Sidhaarth S
Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal
Adoption
I have one query regarding the adoption . I got to know from my mother’s house help that her sister is pregnant 3rd time , she already has 2 daughters . If she gives birth to a girl child again sh
3 years ago
A. Yes, it is possible.
Sidhaarth S
Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal
Chitra Sundar
Legally owner
My q. Is, a child was adopted when he was studied class six.after adoption the child original parents name was not changed cause of ,the child was studying. After that all valid documents have origin
3 years ago
A. Dear Sir.
It is very difficult to prove adoption. Please share more documents. It is waste exercise to fight for rights by the adoptive son. Please give me Rank 5 if you feel my answer helped you
Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal
If a person is adopted when he was in 12th standard. To whom he is liable for. I mean if his education, marriage, etc all expenses are borne by the other parents and nothing has been contributed by the real parents. When he is earning good n suddenly his real parents came n tell we are your responsibility n started doing emotional drama. There is a lot to write but I'm not able to express
If a person is adopted when he was in 12th standard. To whom he is liable for. I mean if his education, marriage, etc all expenses are borne by the other parents and nothing has been contributed by th
4 years ago
A. Section 12(b) of the Hindu Adoption and Maintenance Act clearly states that -
An adopted child shall be deemed to be the child of his or her adoptive father or mother for all purposes
with effect from the date of the adoption and from such date all the ties of the child in the family of his or
her birth shall be deemed to be severed and replaced by those created by the adoption in the adoptive family :
PROVIDED that -
(b) any property which vested in the adopted child before the adoption shal ...ReadMore
Shreyash Mohta
Rameshwar Dadhe
Relative adoption
I am from West Bengal.where I sarch my advocate for adoption process.Now I live in nagpur.
4 years ago
A. Hi client,
Kindly give the details of your case. Unable to understand. Still i am giving an overview of who can adopt-
The prospective adoptive parents shall be physically, mentally and emotionally stable, financially capable and shall not have any life threatening medical condition.
Any prospective adoptive parents, irrespective of his marital status and whether or not he has biological son or daughter, can adopt a child subject to following, namely:-
the consent of both the spouses for the ado ...ReadMore