Advocate D Parthibhan
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Coral Merchant Street, Chennai
8 years Experience
Advocate Parthibhan provides services in various fields of Divorce Matters, Property Matters, Civil Matters, Family Matters, Consumer Matters, Family Matters, Corporate Matters and drafting and vetting of various agreements and documents.
Advocate Parthibhan enrolled with the Bar Council of Tamil Nadu and Puducherry in 2016.
Reply / Send Legal Notice for Divorce
Contest / Appeal in Divorce Case
Dowry Demand / Domestic Violence / Abuse
Alimony / Maintenance Issue
Child Custody Issue
Extramarital Affair / Cheating
Marriage Registration / Court Marriage
Marital Finance / Property Issues
Family / In-law Problems
Divorce / Matrimonial Issue
Legal Heir Certificate
Family Dispute
Gift of Assets
Adoption / Surrogacy
Lawyer for Summons / Warrants
Wrongful Arrest
Bail / Anticipatory Bail
Physical / Sexual Abuse
FIR Filing / Quashing
Threat / Injury
Financial Fraud
Theft / Robbery
Defamation
Murder / Attempt to Murder
Narcotics / Drugs
Corruption
Child Abuse / POCSO
Forgery / Fraud
Matrimonial / Divorce Related
Cheque Bounce
Family Dispute
File Mutual Consent Divorce
Transfer Petition
NRI Divorce
- Company Law Board Chennai
- Consumer Court Chennai
- Distrcit Court, Villupuram
- District Court, Chennai
- Family Court, Chennai
- Income Tax Appellate Tribunal, Chennai
- Madras High Court
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Questions Answered by Advocate D Parthibhan
Q: Meaning of case disposed contested allowed
I am a respondent of the divorce case filed by my spouse. After 10 years, case status seen as CAse disposed and nature of Disposal: Contested.. Allowed. What does contested allowed meaning in court ?
Advocate D Parthibhan answered
hi sir madam case disposal mean case closed or finished two type case disposal once you contest case after that finish or you didn't attend hearing that time you are a ex parte so automatically case closed
Q: Divorce case has been DISPOSED and MC case orders is not followed
My husband has filled Divorce case and i have applied for MC case. MC case orders has been issued and my husband not reacting to the order for MC kindly assist me for getting the Maintenance amount. What is the significance of an MC case in court? Also divorce case when i check in the ecourt it is mentioned case is DISPOSED. What does disposed mean.
Advocate D Parthibhan answered
hi madam sir. your maintenance allowed or not and your divorce case was disposed mean closed or finished. tell me this 2case where is going I mean same court or other court
Q: What are the laws if husband beats his wife in india ?
Is any law support husband beating wife by listening his parents words, what to do when your husband beats you ?
Advocate D Parthibhan answered
Hi madam/sir. No one rights to beat any one madam so you can file complaint against your husband and also your father in law, mother in law
Q: What to do if wife left home and not coming back ?
My wife is not living with me, she is returned her home. i scolded my wife father, that only she is not come with me. I went women's police station, gave a petition. They called my wife family and talk to them. They are not convenience. They asking me to divorce. My wife is not talking to me. I want to live with my wife. Am not ready to lose my wife for anyone. What i need to do, please give your ideas....what to do legally when your wife leaves you ?
Advocate D Parthibhan answered
Hi sir/madam. If you really feel and live with her mean go and compromise sir .Otherwise only one option is there you go to file RCR PETITION family court
Q: Cheque bounce case against me. egal notice received not replied Their
Cheque bounce case against me by finance personLegal notice received not repliedTheir layer sent letter saying the case hearing is on 27.1.20. NO INTIMATION FROM COURT should I attend or send representative ??
Advocate D Parthibhan answered
Hi sir madam. You can contact one advocate and give that notice they will tell you opposite party filed case or not. So don’t delay you can proceed further legal action
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