Cost for DV and child custody to file in court
Respected lawyers, What to check what is the cost for DV to file court And what is cost for child custody petition to file in court Let me know the end to end cost for both these
Respected lawyers, What to check what is the cost for DV to file court And what is cost for child custody petition to file in court Let me know the end to end cost for both these
The rates vary from lawyer to lawyer.
However you can contact me to know the end to end rates.
My husband wants divorce from me. He threatened me to drag me and my parents to court so to avoid that i agreed for mutual consent and even signed the papers. But i dont want to give divorce. He is no ...
Dear Client,
Look, the main condition for mutual divorce is mutual consent. Do attend the proceeding and when the judge asks you whether you filed the mutual divorce with your free consent, then just deny.
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My husband is missing for more than 1&a half year I have 2 kids with me he had cheated me on financial grounds now I don't wish to be with him anymore how can I remarried is there any option
You should File a divorce petition and Definitely file for maintenance also.
Hi, I got married on 2010 and have only 2 times physical relationship with my husband. He neglects my basic needs except medical issues. I was suffering mental torure since marriage. Now a days my hus ...
You can easily file a case for divorce and claim maintenance from him.
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hello sir, i want to know that if i don't have any proof of my husband's monthly income then how will i get my monthly maintenance by court
Dear madam, if you want monthly maintenance then you have option to approach to court by filing petition under section 125 of CrPC. You are required to make application under section 91 of CrPC in the petition for summoning the salary certificate from his employer. The Court will issue notice to his employer to submit the salary certificate. On that based the court will decide the case.
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hello sir, i want to know that if i don't have any proof of my husband' monthly income then how will i get 3rd part of my husband income for my monthly maintenance by court?
Make an application under sec 91 of CRPC
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Dear sir, If sec 9 order is pass in my favour but wife is not come. I also compromise in women thana to take her when she was complaint false dowry allegations.She is filled maintainanc ...
Yes, you can show the RCR copy to the court
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Khula agreement after allegation about husband's mental illness in familycourt be valid ? Allegation of mental illness not proved. In a caveat petition wife repeating allegation of mental illness afte ...
Mental illness always needs to be proved.
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I want a divorce from my husband,he ii treats me and calls me names which are too painful for my ears.We have a home in a joint name.My father funded the house and now my husband is just paying the lo ...
You can file a divorce petition before the court on the grounds of mental cruelty. Along with it file another case under sec 125 crpc claiming maintenance.
You can also make a complaint at the nearest police station under sec 498A.
Sir There is case where couple got divorce by consent of panchyat and after divorce wife got married .and husband (from whom she got divorce 1st husband) died now I want to know wether wife will get a ...
Your divorce was not legal so yes, you can claim a share from your1st husband's property.
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