Mrs
Mrs
I need legal advice against mental torture by my husband. Hello, I am a 34-year-old married woman with a 1-year-old baby. I need a legal consultation from a lawyer who help me file a case for mental h
4 months ago
A. Dear Client,
I am really sorry to hear that you have to go through all these.
You need to immediately contact a divorce lawyer, who would file and lodge the cases against your husband.
You have a lot of options available-
You can lodge a complain under Section 498A.
You can file a divorce, a Maintainence case etc.
Please don't take this lightly and take immediate actions. Accused person must get his punishment.
Domestic violence on mom by her son
My mother is been tortured by my younger brother who is 38yrs old My dad has passed away 4yrs back My brother does not work :Abuses my mother Picks things to hit her Demands money N my brother is al
4 months ago
A. Dear Client,
Your mom has a legal remedy against physical and mental harassment under the Senior Citizens Act and any person harassing senior citizens can be brought under Section 506 of the Indian Penal Code for criminal intimidation. Your mother shall file a complaint regarding the abuse and proceed with the case.
Apart from that if the house belongs to your mother she can tell the younger son to leave the house and be separated from him as he won't be able to claim any rights over the pr ...ReadMore
Right to residence under dv act
I've filled for right to residence under dv act last year in June but nothing happened till date. My husband has filled for divorce at the same time. Can I go to live in my in-laws house without legel
4 months ago
A. Dear client,
You have the legal right as a married woman and wife to reside in the matrimonial house at any time, and they cannot legally prevent you from doing so. However, obtaining a court order is advisable to address any potential resistance from their side effectively, involving the authorities and the police if necessary.
Domestic violence
For DV Case, in Bangalore normally how many hearings will happen for final judgment.
4 months ago
A. Dear Client,
The number of hearings in a Domestic Violence (DV) case in Bangalore can vary based on several factors, including the complexity of the case, the number of parties involved, and the court's caseload. Typically, DV cases involve multiple stages such as filing of the complaint, issuance of notice, framing of issues, examination of witnesses, and final arguments. The court schedules hearings at different intervals to allow for necessary procedures and documentation. On average, it may ...ReadMore
Dogs disturbance
Sir, hw to get rid of dogs disturbance all time from neighborhood
4 months ago
A. Dear client,
You should complain to the local municipality about the dogs and they should do the needful
Divorce on desertion
After 14 years of marriage husband and in-laws want to get rid of me making false allegation of character.Unable to bear harassment, I am living doing govt job with parents.They filed divorce case on
4 months ago
A. Dear Client,
If you possess strong evidence of mental cruelty and harassment you faced at your matrimonial home, you can lodge an FIR with the concerned Police Station u/s.498A of IPC against your husband and other family members of your in-laws' house who are involved in the criminal act and simultaneously file a complaint under Sec.4 of the PWDV Act, 2005 before the Protection Officer or the Magistrate. Upon receipt of a complaint of domestic violence, the Protection Officer or the Service Pro ...ReadMore
Resident order
can wife get resident order in share house hold or alternate accommodation without proving domestic violence
4 months ago
A. Dear client
The rules regarding residence orders or alternative accommodation for spouses often fall under family law regulations. These regulations can vary significantly between jurisdictions. In some jurisdictions, divorce or separation may occur on a "no-fault" basis, where specific reasons such as domestic violence may not be required to establish the need for separate residence. If there are children involved, family courts may prioritize the best interests of the children when determining ...ReadMore
Domestic violence
When I check online status it says “Issue notice to Respondants” it was not changing. And how i can confirm whether they accepted the court notice or refuse. Its already 2 weeks completed but the
4 months ago
A. Dear Client,
You may reach out to the court clerk who would be able to provide the required information. If you have legal representation, get in touch with your lawyer. They can follow up with the court on your behalf. f possible, consider visiting the court in person. Sometimes, speaking directly with court officials can help expedite the process or provide clarification on the status. If the notice was served through a courier or process server, check with them to confirm if the notice was su ...ReadMore
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
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
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
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.
