icon Seeking help for my old parents safety

Seeking help for my old parents safety.

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7 months ago


A. Dear client,
The Maintenance and Welfare of Parents and Senior Citizens Act, 2007, was enacted by Parliament to provide financial security, welfare and protection to senior citizens.

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icon Interim Maintenance

My WIfe Left me and my Children in 2019 and my daughter is physically handicapped, she dont want to take care of her and left her in the presence of elders. I requested to many times to come to home,

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7 months ago


A. Dear client,
There is no such provisions of law for the husband, who can avoid liability of maintaining his wife. For obtaining order of maintenance a few conditions r to b satisfied by d wife. It is not clear from ur queries that 1) whether ur wife is self independent or not, whether she had remarried or not
In short it is ur duty of a husband to maintain his wife. Rest of the things can be opined through detail discussion in the matter.

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icon Streedhan - I become widow in 2018

I got become widow in 2018 after that my parents took all articles from in laws and now they torture and denying to give me my streedhan. What to do?

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7 months ago


A. Dear client,
No parent can deny your right of streedhan. Please file a complaint against your parents praying for the relief to get back the property

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icon First legal action taken against daughter in law for a false domestic violence

What will be the first legal action taken by the government officials if a false domestic violence case is charged against the Daughter in law by her Mother in law? How long will it take for her to pr

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7 months ago


A. Dear Client,
If a false complaint is registered she has two options – either to defend her case and wait for the judgement or to file a counter case and prove her wrong. Both are detailed below.

Defensive

She can defend yourself from being sent to jail because of the false complaint. She has the following options
Collect as many pieces of evidence as possible

Record all conversations (voice, chat, email, letters, etc.) with those threatening and keep the originals in a safe place. It is ad ...ReadMore

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icon Domestic violence - mother used to live in a very small village

Respected sir/ma'am First read the whole situation/story My parents were married in 1997. My mother used to live in a very small village. My mother struggled a lot after a couple of years of marr

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7 months ago


A. Dear client,
You can lodge a complaint or an FIR against your at your nearest police station.
You can also file a case against your father under section 498A of IPC for mental harassment. Section 12 of Domestic Violence Act can also be used to support your claim. Provisions under Dowry Prohibition Act can also be used.
In case, your father does not want to give divorce to your mother, you may file a divorce petition on the ground of cruelty provided under Section 13(1) of the Hindu Marriage Act, ...ReadMore

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icon My husband intentionally avoiding my parents

My husband doing mental harressment and physical beating and my mother in law always using abusive words towards me and my daughter and my parents. Which case should I put them both

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7 months ago


A. Dear client,
You can lodge a complaint or an FIR at your nearest police station.
You can also file a case againt your husband and mother in law under section 498A of IPC for abusing you. Section 12 of Domestic Violence Act can also be used to support your claim.

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icon How to file case against in law for intentionally using abused words

My mother in law intentionally using abusing words how to file a case against her

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7 months ago


A. Dear client,
You can lodge a complaint or an FIR at your nearest police station.
You can also file a case againt your mother in law under section 498A of IPC for abusing you. Section 12 of Domestic Violence Act can also be used to support your claim.

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icon My in laws want me to take my belongings when I filed bigamy and 498a FIR

I want my belongings back as I've filed FIR on 498A & bigamy cases. My parents told his parents that we will take our stuff back to move seperately now. My husband also messaged me to take back my

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7 months ago


A. Dear Client,
If you decide to retrieve your belongings, you might consider bringing a family member or a friend along as a witness

In the context of your situation where you have filed an FIR under Section 498A of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) and a bigamy case, and you are seeking to retrieve your belongings from your marital home, here are some considerations:

Property and Ownership Rights: Typically, the ownership and possession of personal belongings, including clothing and essentials, are ...ReadMore

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icon What action should take against my brother's wife for accussing me

Hi, my brother's wife is continuously torturing me and accusing for every single thing starting from my marriage. Fighting with my mom that she cares for me and give things to me. If mom wants thinks

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7 months ago


A. Dear client,
Making false allegations against someone is considered a punishable offence as per the law in force in India. The High Court has the authority to quash a false complaint filed against you, so you can file a petition under Section 482 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 to do so if the complaint has been registered by your brother's wife

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icon Dv and 498 case

I have filed dv and 498 case against my husband and in laws. My husband has done second marriage and has two kids now. The court has passed maintenance as I am unemployed and have a daughter too. My h

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7 months ago


A. Dear client,
The call recordings and messages can be shown as an evidence, so please be careful on this point.
If you're satisfied with settling the situation, go ahead and do it. If not, stop talking to him regarding this on phone calls and messages.

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