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Do you get alimony in mutual consent divorce and right of her son
27-Jun-2023 (In Divorce Law)
Hi, My cousin got married 4.5 years back, she was tortured and harassed for dowry, she has 2 yrs old son.She is staying from her husband since 1.5 years, her husband gave divorce notice and my cousin also not interested to stay with him. Now if she agrees and goes to the court to take divorce mutually, will she get alimony and compensation? 1. How much alimony can she expect 2. Will her son get any property from the husband. Her husband is well settled and has property worth more than 2+ crores. If she agrees for divorce how she should proceed to get good alimony so that her life is secured with her son
Hi.file mutual consent of divorce in court and also metioned all your single settlement of more than 50laks amount ask me don't worry .All eligable for daughter and wife compensation. First prepare all conditions and money .
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Adv. S Madhusudhana
Rayadurg | 25+ Answers
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Yes, your cousin will get the alimony subject to filing counter for the allegations made in the petition and we must be a condition in the counter stating that if he is ready to pay the alimony she is ready.
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Adv. Murali Mohan Rao
Hyderabad | 100+ Answers
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Your cousin can take mutual divorce. But before that she can take permanent alimony and her son can get a share in the father's property. So all things have to be settled before entering the court steps for filing a mutual divorce petition
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Adv. Dwara Pallavi
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if husband agrees to pay the compensation,future maintenance to her as well as her minor son and also permanent alimony ,then only she can agree for mutual concerned divorce.She is entitled to claim the permanent alimony according to her status,income of the husband.
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Adv. Ram Susarla
Hyderabad | 25+ Answers
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Hi, your cousin will definitely get good alimony, but whether her husband give or not, it depends ? If he will not come to you to ask divorce mutually, then how you will proceed, because he already sent notice to you.
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Adv. Geeta Tirandasu
Hyderabad | 100+ Answers
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