Advocate Fenny Vengal

Questions Answered by Advocate Fenny Vengal (25+ answers)

Q: I want to leave my house when im 18. I need legal advice on how to.

I want to leave my house once im 18 due to some family disputes. Its not a split second decision its something ive been working on for years. I want to know how to go about the running away. My boyfriend and his family will be helping me out but i want to know ways his family and i can stay safe.

Advocate Fenny Vengal answered
As you are nearing 18, you can make your own decisions, but leaving home without independence can put you at risk.You should not rely entirely on a boyfriend or his family. Such dependence may lead to instability, pressure, or misuse. Live-in relationships at this stage have risks such as financial dependence, lack of security, emotional impact, and possible exploitation or blackmail.It is advisable to first complete your education, secure a job, and become financially independent. Only after you are able to stand on your own feet should you consider such relationships.If there are serious issues at home, you may seek legal protection. For proper guidance and safe planning, you may visit my office.

Q: Iam not comfortable with husband, he is very angry and hitted me, liqu

Iam not comfortable with husband, he is very angry and hitted me, liquor drinking issues, my mind set very down, mentally iam dusp

Advocate Fenny Vengal answered
The facts stated, including physical assault, anger issues, and alcohol abuse, are serious and may amount to cruelty under law.You have legal options such as filing a complaint for protection, seeking maintenance, or initiating divorce proceedings based on cruelty.It is important to assess your situation in detail and take the correct legal step. You are advised to visit my office for a confidential consultation, so that proper guidance and immediate legal remedies can be provided.

Q: Seeking Legal Guidance on Marital Concerns and Phone Record Access

I am facing ongoing issues in my marriage causing mental stress and confusion. There is a lack of emotional connection and transparency, bad behavior with outsiders etc. She avoids discussions and dismisses concerns. Additionally, she hides her phone and calls it personal privacy. I seek legal advice on my options and whether it is possible to obtain her CDR, including without her knowledge and related legal risks.

Advocate Fenny Vengal answered
The facts stated, including lack of emotional connection, avoidance of communication, and conduct causing mental stress, may, if proved, constitute mental cruelty under matrimonial law, entitling you to seek appropriate reliefs such as divorce or judicial separation.Mere suspicion regarding interaction with third parties or personal conduct, however, requires clear evidence before it can be relied upon in legal proceedings.As regards Call Detail Records (CDR), the same cannot be obtained by a private individual without due process of law. Such records can be accessed only through lawful authority, and any attempt to procure them without authorization may expose you to legal consequences.In the circumstances, a detailed assessment of facts, background, and available evidence is necessary before proceeding further. You are advised to visit my office for a confidential consultation, so that an appropriate and effective legal strategy can be formulated

Q: I need a legal advice in this matter

I have been married for 20 years, due to my business loss, i have sold my house and settle loans and balance amount around 28 lacs deposited into my daughter bank account, now my daughter and wife refuse to take the money from deposit. now i am in pennyless position. let me give some advice about this matter

Advocate Fenny Vengal answered
I understand your difficult financial situation, and the facts you have stated raise important legal issues. If the amount of ₹28 lakhs was deposited in your daughter’s account from the sale of your property, the key question is whether it was intended as a gift or only kept there for safe custody. If it was not a voluntary gift, you may have a legal right to recover the amount.Further, your wife and daughter refusing to return or permit withdrawal of the money can be examined legally, especially if you are now left without means for your livelihood. Appropriate legal remedies may include issuing a formal notice, initiating recovery proceedings, or seeking relief before the competent court depending on the nature of the transaction and available evidence.However, these matters require careful evaluation of documents such as sale deeds, bank records, and proof of intention at the time of deposit. A proper legal strategy can be formulated only after a detailed consultation.I would strongly advise you to meet me in person with all relevant documents so that I can assess your case thoroughly and guide you with the most effective legal course of action. Please contact to fix an appointment at the earI understand your difficult financial situation, and the facts you have stated raise important legal issues. If the amount of ₹28 lakhs was deposited in your daughter’s account from the sale of your property, the key question is whether it was intended as a gift or only kept there for safe custody. If it was not a voluntary gift, you may have a legal right to recover the amount.Further, your wife and daughter refusing to return or permit withdrawal of the money can be examined legally, especially if you are now left without means for your livelihood. Appropriate legal remedies may include issuing a formal notice, initiating recovery proceedings, or seeking relief before the competent court depending on the nature of the transaction and available evidence.However, these matters require careful evaluation of documents such as sale deeds, bank records, and proof of intention at the time of deposit. A proper legal strategy can be formulated only after a detailed consultation.I would strongly advise you to meet me in person with all relevant documents so that I can assess your case thoroughly and guide you

Q: Just need to call.the lawyer to my partner

If i give you my partners number can you call and ask abouth this?

Advocate Fenny Vengal answered
Any communication with the other side must be done formally, either through a properly drafted legal notice or through recognized modes of dispute resolution such as mediation. Direct personal contact may not only be inappropriate but could also affect your legal position later.The correct approach would be to first understand your case in detail, assess the facts, and then decide the most suitable legal course of action. If required, I can issue a formal notice or initiate proceedings to protect your rights and address the issue effectively.I would advise you to meet me in person so that I can guide you properly and take necessary steps in a legally sound manner. Please feel free to contact me to fix an appointment at your convenience.