Family matters
Family matters
My son and daughter in law both are in Singapore since August 2017 and they are have a son born on21/06/2019. After birth of child his mother deserted his father though they are living under same roof
3 months ago
A. Dear Sir,
It depends upon the existing laws of Singapore State. If marriage had happened in India then your son may file Divorce case in India through Power of Attorney and get a divorce on the ground of cruelty and desertion.
Too much mental torture, abuse, beating by Father and Aunt
This is to inform you that I live with my 2 brothers and 2 sisters in my father's house. My aunt lives with us because she is not married. My second aunt also lives next to our house. My both aunts al
3 months ago
A. Dear Client,
Consider reaching out to local authorities, such as the police or a helpline for domestic abuse. They can provide immediate assistance and guidance on the legal options available to you.
You may also want to consult with a lawyer who specializes in family law to understand your rights and potential legal actions against the abusive individuals. Documenting instances of abuse, keeping any evidence, and seeking professional advice can be essential steps in addressing the situation.
If ...ReadMore
A. Dear Client,
Your query requires more details to respond properly, Typically MC stands for Mutual Consent in Divorce case and also meant for Maintenance Case. In mutual consent(MC) divorce there is no execution once the decree of divorce is passed. in the case of B.G Shivananjappa v. Shantha @ Ushadevi. 2004 3 KCCR 1624., the Karnataka High Court has clearly held that an application under Section 125(3) of Cr. P.C to recover arrears of maintenance would be barred by limitation if it is not file ...ReadMore
Surname deference Me and My father
In my all documents I have surname with one extra letter but in my father documents he uses the surname without one extra letter will it cause a problem for me in future
3 months ago
A. Dear Client,
To resolve the issue related to the correction of the anomaly in the spelling of the surname of both you and your father, you need to pursue the following steps. 1) An affidavit is a legal document that is used to state facts under oath. The affidavit should include the applicant's current name/surname, the desired name/surname, the reason for the change of surname, and any other relevant details declaring that the "A s/o B " and the "A s/o C" are the same and one identical person. ...ReadMore
Ex girlfriend blackmailing
I had a very toxic relationship with my ex girlfriend…she has been recently blackmailing me..if I don’t marry her…she will file a case against me…but she was toxic…at the time of relationshi
3 months ago
A. Dear client,
You can file a civil suit or initiate criminal proceedings for defamation against the false statements made by the individual. It's important to prioritize your well-being and approach the situation responsibly. If your ex-girlfriend is threatening you with false accusations, it's advisable to consult with a legal professional to understand your rights and options. Document any evidence of her past toxic behavior, such as messages or incidents, as it may be useful in case legal int ...ReadMore
Court marriage
Sir mein muslim hu aur hindu ladki se pyaar karta hu bahot pyaar karta hu usse court marriage karna chata hu meri age waise 23 hai lekin aadhar card mein 18 hai court marriage hogi ki nahi?
3 months ago
A. Dear Client,
Marriage between a Hindu girl and a Muslim boy is governed under Hindu law, Muslim Law, and the Special Marriage Act, 1954. "Special Marriages" or "Inter-religious marriages," are valid regardless of the couple's previous religious beliefs. The Special Marriage Act, which regulates these partnerships, makes it possible for inter-faith couples or individuals who seek marriage without the constraints of personal laws. The most ideal way would be for both partners to get their marriag ...ReadMore
Family matters
I am a 18 years old boy. I have been relationship with a 20 yrs girl and we met in a college and there parents come to knw about our relationship and they complaint on me in near police station now th
3 months ago
A. Dear Sir,
Be honest. If you not provoked her to left the house then you need not worry. You have to cross 21 years to get marry. Be away from girls till then. First stand on your legs financially and socially.
Annulment
Can there be mutual annulment of marriage? Second question. If a petioner has medical problem does he need to prove? Third qustion What can be evidance for Impotant?
3 months ago
A. Dear Sir,
My answers are as follows:
1.Can there be mutual annulment of marriage?
Ans: It cannot be called as annulment. It can be mutual divorce but in the body of the Memorandum of Settlement you may use such words.
2. If a petitioner has medical problem does he need to prove?
Ans: The Respondent must agree for such mutual divorce on such medical divorce then there will no need of proof other wise it has to be proved.
3. What can be evidance for Impotant?
Ans: I understand that it i ...ReadMore
Ancestral Property
Can a parent legally demolish a joint family house in India on an Ancestral Land without the consent of heirs under the provisions of the Hindu Succession Act of 1956 or any other applicable legal sta
3 months ago
A. Dear Client,
A house or building erected or constructed on the ancestral land is classified as ancestral property and the status of that ancestral property cannot be affected by any legal her/coparcener without the consent of other legal heirs/coparceners who got the right to said property by birth. Your parents being one of the coparceners of the said undivided ancestral property cannot demolish the building without the consent of other coparceners. And if so happens, other coparceners/legal he ...ReadMore
Legal Heir Certificate
recently court decreed infavour of us for a Legalheir certificate. after 50 days advicate handed over certified photocopies with a seal. is it that of ORIGINAL copy? or i can still get a Original.copy
3 months ago
A. Dear Client,
Certified copies are admissible as evidence in court. They carry the same weight and legal significance as the original documents they represent. A certified copy having the seal and stamp of court issued thereunder is not a copy of the original document but is a copy of the registration entry which is itself a copy of the original and is a public document under Section 74(2) of the Evidence Act, 1872 and Sub-section (5) of Sec.57 of the Registration Act, 1908 that makes it admissib ...ReadMore
