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Dear Client,
In the ancestral property (if proven), the children of the first wife can seek partition and separate share out of the share of his father and not beyond that. The father can settle his entire self-acquired properties in favor of his children born out of his second wife without allotting any share to the children of his first wife. The rights to ancestral property for the first wife and her children without a divorce from the husband are determined by the Hindu Succession Act of 195

Dear Client,
Generally, custody of a child up to the age of 5 years is given to the mother. According to the Hindu Minority and Guardianship Act, 1956, the custody of all children below the age of five (5) years is awarded to the mother and in the case of a boy or unmarried girl above the age of five, the father gets the custody..

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Your wife can initiate a case of POSCO against you and India has a high number of cases of fake POSCO Proceedings, but the possibility of it depends on the mentality of your wife and her approach. However, even if she initiates the case establishing the crime under POSCO when you are innocent will be a very difficult task.

You have mentioned that your girl child is 11 years old, in deciding matters related to custody of a child above the age of 9. The child's interest is of great

Dear client,
As per the Guardians and Wards Act 1890, once a child achieves the age of 9 years in India, his/her preference for custody is considered by the Court on appeal seeking custody of the child by either parent. It is possible for a father to get sole custody of his child. In order to do so, first and foremost he must establish the unfitness of the mother before the Court seeking the custody of the child. The court must also feel that the father meets the "best interest standard" of the

Dear Client
Familiarize yourself with the Indian laws pertaining to child custody. In India, the welfare of the child is of paramount importance, and the court will make decisions that are in the best interest of the child. If your wife and her family are not engaging in an amicable resolution, you may need to initiate legal proceedings. This may involve filing for child custody or visitation rights through the family court in the jurisdiction where your family resides. Collect any evidence that

Dear Client,
You may need to file a petition for child custody or guardianship in the appropriate court. It's important to determine which court has jurisdiction over your case. Jurisdiction typically depends on factors such as the child's residence, the child's nationality, and other circumstances. Initially, you can request the appropriate court to issue interim orders granting you custody or visitation rights until a final decision is made.

Dear Client,
In the matter of Custody of Child in Mutual Consent Divorce, both parents are equally competent to take custody of the children. It is the understanding and agreement between parties that prevail. Either parties can always seek ammendment of the child custody even after divorce by mutual consent. Custody of children below the age of 5 years is by default given to the mother unless the mother is proven to be unfit for raising the child. Children above the age of 9 years are given a c

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Teachers have the responsibility to maintain discipline and create a conducive learning environment in the classroom. While they can use various methods to manage the classroom, including addressing students' behavior, the manner in which they do so should be respectful and not involve excessive scolding, humiliation, or any form of harassment.

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Dear Client,
The stamp duty for child custody agreements or orders can vary from one Indian state to another, as stamp duty rates are determined by state governments. The stamp duty rates can also depend on the value or consideration mentioned in the custody agreement or order.

Typically, child custody agreements may not have a significant consideration amount, as they primarily deal with the welfare of the child and the terms of custody and visitation. Stamp duty rates for such agreements may

Dear client,
Though there are no laws for disowning a child under Indian laws, parents financially and emotionally cut off their own children with legal impunity. Parents can publish a notice in two public newspapers which are widely distributed in that area.