icon Husband not paying maintainance

Hello sir my husband and his lawyer has appeared only once in the court in my domestic violence case. He has been absent since then the court has grant me 5000 RS monthly maintainance which he has nev

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4 months ago


A. Dear Client,
Firstly, make sure to keep detailed records of the instances where your husband has failed to pay maintenance. This includes dates, amounts, and any communication regarding the non-payment. A strong response to the recall application needs to be prepared, outlining why the maintenance order should be upheld. It may involve presenting evidence of your financial needs and your husband's ability to pay. If your husband continues to defy court orders, you may explore filing a contempt o ...ReadMore

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icon Husband not paying interim maintenance

I am Ritu from punjab, I filed DV against my husband and inlaws in December 2021 and the court has decided my interim maintainance in September 2023 which is approx 30% of my husband's income in hand

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4 months ago


A. Dear Ma'am,

Here are your answers;
1. You can yourself fight your case but it is suggested that you hire a lawyer to avoid any risks

2. As suggested above let the lawyer do the job for you

3. Yes he can again go in appeal. Depending on the facts the amount might be reduced but he shall have to pay the maintenance to you and your child.

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icon Domestic violence

If we file case on domestic violence, what are all the process after we receiving case number. What is the meaning of stage of case “Issue notice to Respondent” and if respondant also is in the sa

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4 months ago


A. Dear client
The process begins with the victim (complainant) filing a complaint or case with the appropriate court. The court assigns a case number to the filed complaint. This unique identifier is used to track and manage the case. This stage involves serving notice to the respondent (the accused or the party against whom the complaint is filed). The notice informs the respondent about the allegations and the court proceedings. After issuing the notice, the court may summon the respondent to ap ...ReadMore

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icon my in-laws are not allowing me in my matrimonial home

Hello sir, my in-laws are not allowing me to stay in my matrimonial home. They blocked all the contacts. How to find a solution?

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4 months ago


A. Dear Client,
If you believe you are being wrongfully denied access to your matrimonial home, you may consider filing a complaint with the local police. Send a formal notice to your in-laws, through a lawyer, stating your intention to return to your matrimonial home and requesting their cooperation.

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icon Magistrate court only attached 28 cents

Hello, I have been married for 3 years and for last 1 year my husband have left me along with my daughter of 2 years. My life at husband's home was miserable. Now I have filed a DV case. I have tried

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4 months ago


A. Dear Client,
Without knowing the specific details of your case, it's impossible to say for sure why the court made this decision. The court might have found the evidence provided for the attachment of the other survey numbers to be insufficient. Attachment of property is a serious legal action, and the court may have specific criteria that need to be met before such an order is granted. If certain legal requirements are not fulfilled, the court may limit the attachment accordingly. If your husba ...ReadMore

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icon Domestic Violence

Within how many days, the respondents will receive court notice after filing domestic violence case

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4 months ago


A. Dear Client,
The Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005, does not specify an exact timeframe for serving the notice. However, the general rule of practice is that the notice should be served within 7 days of its issuance. There may be instances where the service of the notice is delayed beyond the 7-day timeframe. This could be due to factors such as the respondent's unavailability, the court's workload, or the complexity of the case.

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icon Regarding court marriage

Me and my girlfriend(both ages 21+) want to get married and tried to convince her family. But they are against us and they are blackmailing her and forcing her to marry someone else. Currently I'm in

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4 months ago


A. Dear Client,
In India, the legal age for marriage is 18 for females and 21 for males. If both of you meet these criteria, you can consider marrying in Bangalore. Ensure you have all necessary documents for marriage, such as age and identity proof. It might be beneficial to reach out to the police or women's helpline for assistance if there's any coercion or blackmail involved.

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Can we send domestic violence case copy notice to husband office also.

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4 months ago


A. Dear Client, the notice issued to the husband or the respondent can be served at their residential address, and you can also consider sending it to their workplace if it is relevant to the case.

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icon Domestic violence

My boyfriend forced when he was drunk when I went to Mumbai trip my hymen was damaged so he took responsibility to do vaginoplasty surgery to repair my hymen he said he will marry me I used to send hi

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4 months ago


A. Dear Client,
You've already taken the right step by filing a Domestic Violence (DV) case against your husband and his family. This allows you to seek protection from abuse and claim rights to residence and maintenance. If your husband's advocate is abusing you in court, you should discuss this with your lawyer. They can file a complaint against the advocate for unprofessional conduct.

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icon Police fill my name in chargesheet

Respected. Sir Ths is regarding about Criminal justice. My name is pratyush Kumar samantaray Last 6 year in our Town one incident was happened with two religious People.that time i was not in Town but

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4 months ago


A. Dear Client,
Our legal team can review the evidence against you and determine if there are any weaknesses in the case or if there's a lack of evidence to prove your involvement. If you have any evidence that can prove your innocence, preserve it. This could include alibis, witness statements, or any other information that can support your claim. We can work with you to determine the best legal defense based on the specifics of your case. This might include mistaken identity, lack of evidence, or ...ReadMore

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