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Is son liable to maintain his parents
30-Aug-2023 (In Family Law)
Is there any law which says that son has to take care of his old parents(senior citizens several diseases) even though he is married and stays with wife and kid separately? After marriage, does 100% share of son's income or property goes only to wife, and there is nothing the parents get even if son is willing to share? If wife doesn't agree, can't the son keep his parents with him for 3month's or more primarily for medical needs?
Yes, the son is liable to maintain his parents. the parents can file petition before the court for maintenance, even thought he is married and residing separately he bond to maintain the aged parents. son's income or property goes equally to wife children and his father and mother.
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Adv. Prabhuswamy
Bangalore | 25+ Answers
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Dear Sir ,
Their is perfect laws andediate relief for senior citizens, and maintainance fir both of you can be fetched from court order including medical expense ,you may approach us for this pls.we will help you certainly....
Their is perfect laws andediate relief for senior citizens, and maintainance fir both of you can be fetched from court order including medical expense ,you may approach us for this pls.we will help you certainly....
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Dear sir, yes son is liable to look the parents under senior citizen maintenance act and also it is the rights of the parents. Kindly review of answer it Will be token of appreciation...by Chandrashekhar Vithal Jadhav, Advocate.
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Adv. Chandrashekhar Vithal Jadhav
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Yes. Section 125 of the Code of Criminal Procedure allows dependents of a person to file a case seeking maintenance (monetary compensation). The case can be filed by parents, wife, children, unmarried/ widowed sister etc. It is a simple Complaint filed before the Magistrate's Court and the relief sought is a Court Order/ Direction to the son to make monthly payments to the parents.
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