Respected Sir, I am a 22 year old girl,employed and independent. Its been a year since i moved out and got a place of my own where i still reside. I moved out with the concern of my parents and their ...
dear client in your matter i agreed on advice given that No one can stop you legally by doing the same. If your parents are interfering in your life you have the right to file a complaint against them. You can just simply visit any police station and file an FIR against them from mental pain and suffering. If they mend their ways then alright, otherwise you can retort to strict legal recourse and go ahead with your education and career.
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is process of divorce and nullity of mrg same. plz tel me the process of nullity of mrg. and wt is d differencr in between these two
dear client in your matter No the procedure to obtain the decree of divorce and annulment of marriage is different. And to let you the procedure is time taking. Basically, what so ever is required (annulment or divorce) is based on the grounds.
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i m ataying in hmt township chintal , where in hyd i can file mutual consent divorce
dear client You can file case at Hydrabad.Selection of advocate is in your choice.
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Married in may 2011 & due to domestic issues departed from dec'2015... Living separate from past 3+ years ..issue was clear 2yrs back that he to is not interested infront of our families, however lega ...
dear client in your case Yes you can approach. but, You need to hide your present marriage during the time of divorce.
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Hi. I m a girl above 20yrs n my parents don't let me go for studies becoz my sister loves someone. N they think if I'll go thn I will definitely do the same. So I want to leave the house without their ...
dear client in your matter You can do anything you like and you can stay wherever you want except for the restrictions provided by Law and this is your basic right. If you feel that your basic right is not given to you then you can go for legal recourse against anyone including your parents.
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Hi sir , I would like to askaboit court marriage procedure.we both belong to Hindu and Christian religion.and our parents are against what is the step we can do for getting married legally?
dear client in your case You have the right to marry under the Special Marriage Act.
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6 months ago I married a girl i did court marriage but now I come to know that she is mentally very ill , I leave her to her parent's home but now they are blackmailing me that they will see me in a c ...
dear client in your matter You can file a petition for nullity of the marriage.On the basis of documentary evidence, you will have to prove her gravity of the mental illness and also that the she was suffering before marriage but this information was concealed from you willingly by her parents and herself.
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Can i do court marriage with my mother's brother's daughter (cousin) in haryana
dear client yes you can marry with her. but condition is both must major at the time of marriage.
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Can I counter any petition on my wife to avoid maintenance charge, domestic violence and dowery case. She is working since 6 years, but she wants maintenance charge. She don't want to stay with me eve ...
dear client in your matter Petition for maintainence can be challenged only on two grounds in your case firstly that she is residing separately on her own will and has sufficient means to support herself.so far divorce plea is concerned, it will depend upon facts brought on the file by the parties. You can file Petition u/s 9 of Hindu marriage act for restitution of conjugal rights
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I am a resident of New Delhi, Malviya Nagar and work in Gurgaon. I live here with my husband. My 1 year old daughter is currently residing in my home town in Jharkhand with my parents. After my matern ...
dear client in your query You are requested to take a deep consultation.
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