Advocate Aman Verma

Questions Answered by Advocate Aman Verma (50+ answers)

Q: I need a lawyer to help me with cancellation on bailable warrant

I need a lawyer to help me with the cancellation of the bailable warrant and exact court status as it has not been updated I need someone who can help me with reasonable rates as I am going through financial crisis

Advocate Aman Verma answered
Yes, I can assist you with this matter. The first step will be to verify the actual status of your case from the court record/order sheet, particularly since the online status has not been updated.After verifying the record, I can advise you regarding the appropriate application for cancellation/recall of the bailable warrant and the further procedure required before the concerned court.I understand that you are currently facing financial difficulties. Please share your case number/CNR number, court name, and the date on which the bailable warrant was issued, if available. I will first review the case position and then discuss the fees with you keeping your financial situation in mind.

Q: Urgent: Child travel permission for UAE job without husband's NOC

Married 23/12/23 (NikahNama only). Husband abandoned me, 37 days after my C-section while baby (born 31/05/25) had jaundice. Living apart 20 months. I paid 100% of all medical/baby expenses. He gave 1 revocable talaq but we reconciled by conduct; he now denies it to force divorce. Got Abu Dhabi school job offer (ADEK). Husband refuses travel NOC. School gives short joining window. Can I file for child travel permission in Delhi court using job selection screenshots before final letter arrives.

Advocate Aman Verma answered
Yes. You can approach the competent Family Court seeking permission for the minor child's travel/relocation to Abu Dhabi despite the father's refusal to issue an NOC. The Court will primarily consider the welfare and best interests of the child. Your job offer, child's care arrangements, financial responsibility and a reasonable proposal for the father's visitation/video calls can support your case. The appropriate jurisdiction should be determined based on the child's ordinary residence and any existing proceedings.

Q: Filing a divorce petition

Christian. Marriage solemnised at Delhi in 2014. Presently staying in Ghaziabad.

Advocate Aman Verma answered
Since the parties are Christians and the marriage was solemnised in Delhi, the matter will be governed by the Indian Christian Marriage Act, 1872 and divorce proceedings will fall under the Indian Divorce Act, 1869.A divorce petition can be filed in the Family Court having jurisdiction over:The place where the marriage was solemnised (Delhi), orThe place where the parties last resided together, orThe place where the respondent currently resides.Since you are presently staying in Ghaziabad, you may file the petition before the appropriate Family Court in Ghaziabad, provided jurisdictional conditions are satisfied.Grounds for divorce under the law include cruelty, adultery, desertion (for at least 2 years), conversion, unsoundness of mind, etc. Alternatively, if both parties agree, you may opt for mutual consent divorce, which is generally faster and less contentious.It is advisable to consult a local family lawyer to determine proper jurisdiction, draft the petition, and ensure compliance with procedural requirements.

Q: Cyber cell account holder issue

My bank account was put on hold by cyber cell due to suspicious activity in my account because of the use of the luckpay app ( a earning application) no notice or FIR received in my name i complaint in the national Cyber crime portal and attached bank statement and the application screenshot. Ncrp portal assigned my case to my nearest cyber crime Now, the question is: if I visit my nearest cyber crime unit, what specific questions will they ask me? Furthermore, how long will it take for the hol

Advocate Aman Verma answered
When you visit your nearest Cyber Crime Unit regarding the hold on your bank account due to transactions linked with the LuckPay app, the officers will primarily try to understand the nature and source of the transactions in your account and your role in them. They are likely to ask how you came across the app, how it functioned, whether you earned money through tasks or referrals, and whether you knew the persons transferring money into your account. They may also question if you shared your bank details, OTPs, or login credentials with anyone, and why there were multiple or rapid transactions (if applicable). Essentially, they will assess whether you acted in good faith as a user or were knowingly or unknowingly facilitating suspicious transactions. You should be prepared with your bank statements, screenshots of the application, and a copy of your complaint on the National Cyber Crime Portal to establish your bona fide intent.As far as the timeline is concerned, there is no fixed duration for removal of the hold; however, if you are able to satisfactorily explain your position and there is no direct involvement found, the account is generally defreezed within 1 to 3 weeks. In more complex cases involving inter-state transactions or linkage to any FIR, it may take longer. If there is unreasonable delay despite cooperation, you have the legal remedy of approaching the High Court for defreezing of your account

Q: Need lawyer and price for mutual divorce and withdrawal of 498A case

Hello,My wife has filed a 498a case on me. Both the parties now agree for a mutual settlement where mutual divorce would be there and the 498a case would be withdrawn. I need the complete package fees for both the action items to be executed.

Advocate Aman Verma answered
In a case under Section 498A IPC, the matter cannot be directly withdrawn, but it can be quashed by the High Court after a mutual settlement. You and your wife should first execute a proper settlement agreement covering divorce, alimony, and other terms, then file a mutual divorce under Section 13B Hindu Marriage Act, and simultaneously or thereafter move the High Court under Section 482 CrPC for quashing of the FIR. Ensure that the settlement amount, if any, is paid in stages and not fully upfront until the case is quashed and divorce is finalised to safeguard your interests.