Advocate Maadavan R
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High Court, Chennai
9 years Experience
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
Marital Finance / Property Issues
Family / In-law Problems
Landlord / Tenant Issues
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
Corruption
Forgery / Fraud
Hit and Run
Motor Accident
Matrimonial / Divorce Related
Cheque Bounce
Family Dispute
Transfer Petition
- City Civil and Sessions Court, Chennai
- Court of Small Causes, Chennai
- Debt Recovery Tribunal (DRT), Chennai
- Distrcit Court, Thiruvallur
- District Court, Chengalpattu
- District Court, Chennai
- Family Court, Chennai
- Madras High Court
- Metropolitan Magistrate Courts, Chennai
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Questions Answered by Advocate Maadavan R
Q: What is the meaning of Batta in a family case? Specifically, what is batta in court, and what is bat
I checked my case status and it shows the purpose of hearing as batta. As the petitioner, may I know what is batta in court and the batta meaning in court in Tamil?
Advocate Maadavan R answered
Normally every case has both parties like petitioner and respondent . A person who files a case is called petitioner and petitioner have to give notice to the respondent regarding hearing of case , and that is called batta... Batta is the process of issuing notice to the respondent
Q: Me and my wife working in government sector.. married for 3 years I have a baby boy 18 months and sh
Me and my wife working in government sector.. married for 3 years I have a baby boy 18 months and she is pregnant now we had an argument and I left the house and her parents take my son to their home and she is living alone can I take back my son from in-laws home as she was in different city can I take my son back their parents are not responding to my calls and ignoring to talk what should I do???it's been 2 months now.. I am hindu
Advocate Maadavan R answered
sir you have to given a police complaint against your in laws and if police not accepting your complaint , then you have to file a direction petition to direct the police to register for against your in laws for illegal custody of your child...your wife's parents have no rights to take a child from you.
Q: How To Waive Off Cooling Period Of 6 Months
Me and my wife separated for a year.By this March once year is completing.is there any chance of waiving cooling period..
Advocate Maadavan R answered
yes,,, u can waiving the cooling period now. first thing is you have to file a divorce by mutual consent and when divorce petition filed by you accepted by the judge it will be numbered, after that we have to file petition for waiving the cooling period and the cooling period will be waived... and this is all gets over within a month.
Q: Need advice on Mutual Divorce in Chennai
Hi,nI have been married for 1 year and living separately since Aug, 2022. My wife lives in Chennai & I am in Bangalore. We would like to go for Mutual divorce. Please let us know the process.
Advocate Maadavan R answered
The process of divorce by mutual consent is simple , if both of you have agreed to the terms can file divorce in court and it has been decided within 6 months. have to file divorce in Chennai so that it is easy to the process and you can get divorce even before 6 months also
Q: GWOP Case already filed the the District court, pending case number
HiI have filed a GWOP for the custody of my child and have received a SR number. It is 40 days since SR number was shared by our advocate. We have not received the hearing dates or case number yet. Is such delay expected. What is the expected timeline?
Advocate Maadavan R answered
Normally if all the documents are clear it will take just 7 to 10 days... in case any query in documents it may take some time, your advocate have to take steps to number it soon. And your support also need to number the case as soon as possible
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