Legal Question in Family Law in India

Re: How should i prove?

You may apply to the court about recovery of your things but its not sure to measure the movement of the court. The best way is that you advice him to take the divorce by mutual consent.

In case of need please contact personally.

Professional charges are applicable.

Re: How should i prove?

i dont think that advising on this topic on just this much detail is proper. this is a sensitive issue and should be discussed in personal meeting.

anyway for the sake of replying i can say that you can pressurise him for mutual divorce and live as u want to live

Re: How should i prove?

you must have to take stand and have to fight for your right.so go ahead.firstle take consultation of a good lawyer,he will guide you properly.you have right to file complaint to get your istridhan articles and can also claim your maintainance.However,the period depends upon how the case goes.In case of need consult with details.

Re: How should i prove?

you can claim maintainence for your child.it is not possible to tell how long the case will take,it may take 2 months or 2yrs.you can apply to the court for getting your things back.

Re: How should i prove?

There are three things you should immediately do :

(a) Immediately file a report with the police under Sections 498-A and 406 of IPC for cruelty committed on you; and for misappropriation of your belongings/istridhan; you are entitled to return of all your valuables plus everything given to you by your parents and your in-laws; and everything you have saved from the date of marriage till you lived there; all these become part of "istridhan";

(b) you should also file a case for maintenance for yourself as well as for child support; and approach the authorities under Domestic Violence Act;

the law is on your side; you cannot be harassed deprived of your belongings; plus you cannot be deprived of maintnenace and support.

If he seeks divorce, after getting bail in the proposed criminal case under sections 406/498-A IPC, you should insist upon permanent aliminoy under Section 25 of Hindu Marriage Act, at the time of dissolution of marriage; and before that you will be entitled to litigation expenses as also interim maintenance u/s 24 of Hindu Marriage Act.

You should educate yourself about your rights; more particularly under the Domestic Violence Act.

Please feel free to ask any question / information. NO CHARGES.