1. Divorce petition filed by wife, aged 56 years in a family court in Delhi in March 2018. Husband, aged 60 years, received summons in the first week of April '18 for appearance in May 2018. Husband p ...
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I want to know my child status ..because he born to my affectionate but I married another person due to my parents pressure.. But I told to this matter to husband. That time onwards we are living se ...
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i got married 2 years back that time i register in sub registrar office. Now we both are divorced . we got order from court. Now i want to cancel my registration . How to proceed .What all the docume ...
You don't have to cancel your registration. Decree of divorce is sufficient proof for dissolution of marriage
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I'm a Hindu married to a Muslim according to Islamic way since 2008. My husband wants divorce but I'm afraid that he will take child custody and won't pay maintenance.Even if I get custody of my kids ...
For maintenance of your child file a petition u/s 125 CrPC or under DV Act. As per the Muslim Law, although mother is not the natural guardian but she has a right to the custody of the child, till the child attains a specific age.
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I got married last year in Dec and this year in July end my wife left for home stating that she leaving for holidays. But once she reached her home we get to know that she planned this to never return ...
as this is a recent marriage you have to wait for completion of a year from the time of your marriage for bringing a case of divorce. Better file a RCR application before the court. If she refuses to resume her conjugal duties, and no sufficient grounds for leaving your home, she is not entitled to get maintenance. Contact a local advocate from Vidhikarya to make ways of not giving her any maintenance and get divorce on the ground of cruelty.
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i want to dissolve my old marriage certificate and also i have my divorce decree please help me.
your marriage has already been dissolved by a decree of divorce by a competent court of law. If you feel like you can communicate of the same to the marriage officer where your marriage was solemnized. The order of the dissolution of your marriage will be kept on record by the marriage officer.
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I got married 3 months back in court and got an Aryan samaj marriage certificate. I want to dissolve this marriage. What to do next.
dear client arya samaj marriage procedure is legal. for getting divorce you need to file divorce petition before family court. go through local family court lawyer.
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I want to divorce my wife. She mentally tortures me and has extra marital affairs. She ownes the house and has a govt job. She convinced me to quit my job as I was too young. Now if I go for work, she ...
File for divorce on the above mentioned grounds.
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Hello Legal Experts, My cousin was influenced to sign the mutual divorce petition and her husband though he is willing to continue the marital ties was influenced by his family to sign the mcd petitio ...
Don't go for second hearing.
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Hello Legal Experts. My cousin who lived abroad along with her husband was influenced by her husband's family to sign the mutual consent divorce petition and her husband signed it too since he was in ...
I agreed with advocate manjula. There is proper procedure to file caveat. kindly go through with experienced family court lawyer.
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