Arrest-125 3 CrPC -after 2.5 years- condonation- Reason - Advocates misconduct
2 months ago
A. Dear Client,
A Lawyer is not above the law. If a Lawyer breaks the law, he or she shall face the same legal consequences an ordinary person faces for the same cause of action. As per sub-section (3) of Section 125 CrPC , no warrant shall be issued for the recovery of any amount due under this section unless an application is made to the Court to levy such amount within one year from the date on which it became due. Allahabad High Court while addressing a matter regarding recovery of maintenanc ...ReadMore
Boyfriend denying to get married
I was with a boy for 9 years , and now he is getting married with his parents choice which is force full but he is not able to take any actions against them because they said either they will kill him
2 months ago
A. Dear Client,
If your partner is facing threats and physical harm from his parents, it's crucial to prioritize safety. Encourage him to report the threats and violence to the police immediately. Sections 506 (criminal intimidation) and 323 (voluntarily causing hurt) of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) may be applicable in such cases. Seeking a restraining order against his parents can provide legal protection. It's essential to document any evidence of threats or harm and consult with a legal profess ...ReadMore
3 New Laws Passed By Parliament Effects in India
Hi All... What effect of 3 new laws passed by Indian parliament on divorce maintenance alimony child custody property cases in India when these new 3 laws enforce in India can these 3 new laws reduce
2 months ago
A. Dear client,
The Supreme Court has set a guidelines for divorce and alimony cases. The rules set forth by the supreme court in Rajnesh v. Neha have aided in standardising the information provided by the parties in their affidavits, enabling the court to make a thoughtful decision in these cases. The court held that, According to the Hindu Marriage Act, both husband and wife are entitled to maintenance and alimony.Under the Hindu Marriage Act of 1955, both parties to a divorce are entitled to m ...ReadMore
Can Divorce Man Able to get Child Through Surrogacy in India
Hi All... Can divorce man able to get child through surrogacy in India.What is the procedure for it.
2 months ago
A. Dear Client,
In India, the legal landscape for surrogacy can be complex and subject to change. As, per the Surrogacy (Regulation) Act, 2019, has been passed but not yet enacted. It is essential to check the most recent legal developments in this regard. As per the proposed legislation, it's likely that single individuals, including divorced men, may be eligible for surrogacy under certain conditions. The specific procedure would depend on the finalized regulations. Typically, the process involve ...ReadMore
Help with verbally and emotionally abusive mother
I'm a 21 year old girl living with my parents. My mother is highly abusive towards me and my father. She constantly screams, threatens hurting herself if we call anyone for help. She throws and breaks
2 months ago
A. Dear Client,
It's crucial to prioritize your safety and well-being. Given the severity of your mother's behavior, consider reaching out to local mental health crisis hotlines or support services. They can provide guidance on how to handle the situation and connect you with resources to address your mother's mental distress. It's important to emphasize your concern for her well-being rather than seeking punitive measures. If immediate danger is present, don't hesitate to contact emergency service ...ReadMore
FAMILY DISPUTE IN ANCESTRAL PROPERTY
My great grandfather was two brothers and they both had 8 children with only one son thats why grandfather. He has been residing in out ancestral house for past 60-70 year and he has 3 son and 4 daugh
2 months ago
A. Dear Client,
Your father have equal share over the property as your uncle. All 3 sons and 4 brothers have equal rights over the said ancestral property. Get a legal heir certificate from your councillor or chairman of your area. Then get a legal heir certificate from court in affidavit format.
One person can not claim the whole property without out other person’s consent. It will be illegal to do so.
Thanks and Regards
daughter
my wife is forcing my 11 year old daughter to hostel in other city I Have conveince a lot to wife but no use
2 months ago
A. Dear client,
The natural guardian of a minor is the father. A guardian is a person who takes care of the child until he is capable of making the decisions on his own. The guardian can perform any act for the welfare of the child. The guardian has the right to provide education, to choose religion of the child, to restrict movement and custody as well.
The mother of the child is the second natural guardian. In the current case, there must be consent from the guardian to send a child to hostel ...ReadMore
Interim maintenance from husband whos working in USA
Having initiated a divorce case in India citing "cruelty," my husband working in the USA has granted a GPA to his father. I've faced considerable mental abuse trauma. I’m having 6year old daughter a
2 months ago
A. Dear Client,
The academic background of a person without a source of earnings is not considered while awarding maintenance by the Court in a divorce petition. The right to claim maintenance under Sec.125 Cr. Pc is not extinguished based on your academic background or even if you are earning if it falls short of maintaining your lifestyle and social status. As regards the quantum of maintenance or alimony in divorce cases, there is no setup rule for paying the maintenance or one-time amount of a ...ReadMore
Property Dispute
Hi my husband is elder son and he has 1 brother and 5 sisters all are ok to have equal share mutually except his brother. His brother donot want to share the property with sisters. How to proceed furt
2 months ago
A. Dear Client,
Navigating a situation where family members are in disagreement over property division can be challenging. If your husband and his siblings, except his brother, are willing to have an equal share mutually, but his brother is resistant, open communication is essential. Firstly, attempt to have a family discussion where everyone can express their concerns and aspirations. If reaching an agreement proves difficult, consider involving a neutral third party, such as a mediator or a famil ...ReadMore
Gift Deed to Daughter and Ex Wife after Divorce
I have a flat on my name. Can i gift deed the flat to both my daughter and ex wife . If yes then what will the affect on registration charges and stamp duty because as per my information gift deed to
2 months ago
A. Dear Client,
Yes, you can gift your flat to both your daughter and ex-wife through a gift deed. In many jurisdictions, transferring property to blood relatives through a gift deed is often subject to concessional rates or even exempt from stamp duty and registration charges. However, it's crucial to verify the specific regulations in your locality, as these can vary. You may want to consult with a local property lawyer to ensure you have the most accurate information about any potential charges, ...ReadMore