Advocate Pankaj Chauhan

Questions Answered by Advocate Pankaj Chauhan (100+ answers)

Q: Dispute Involving My Nephew's Well-being & Personal Safety

I am currently dealing with a distressing situation where my brother and his wife are preventing my 6-yr-old nephew from spending time with me and my mother, despite us living in the same house. This has been causing significant emotional distress to my nephew, who experiences breakdowns when he is unable to meet or interact with us.Additionally, my nephew's parents have been mentally tormenting him and using abusive tactics to keep him from seeing us. They also misbehave toward me due to my emotional attachment to the child. The situation escalates to verbal abuse, which has the potential to extend to physical violence at times.Furthermore, as an unmarried daughter living with my parents, my brother and his wife have been disrespecting me. They have been questioning why I am not married, in an abusive and hurtful manner. I am seeking help on how to protect my nephew’s well-being, as I am deeply concerned about his mental health, my own personal safety and overall situation.

Advocate Pankaj Chauhan answered
I’m sorry to hear about this distressing situation. Here’s how you can address it: Note dates, times, and details of abusive incidents, including emotional torment or threats. This record can support legal or child welfare interventions. Consult a family lawyer or child protection services. Relatives may seek visitation rights if a child’s well-being is at risk. If your nephew is being harmed, contact child protective services. They can assess the situation and intervene if necessary. Propose family counseling to improve communication and resolve conflicts in a neutral setting. If threats escalate, contact authorities or explore protective orders for yourself and your nephew. Reach out to trusted friends, therapists, or community groups for emotional backing. Your nephew’s well-being and your safety matter—take these steps to protect both.

Q: How to take Divorce immediately

I want to know that how can i take divorce in short time period after 2 years of separation(Sikh couple). I got married 2 years ago and came aboard on same day and my husband was in india till now. We never talked as a couple , no bonding, no understanding and want to take divorce. But i am in other country,so may i take divorce from where i’m living or i have to go to india ? And what documents we need?are parents necessary while taking divorce or during the process of divorce?

Advocate Pankaj Chauhan answered
Yes, a mutual divorce is possible. The process typically takes six months; however, if you have been separated for two years, the court may grant an immediate divorce, subject to its satisfaction. You may file for divorce using a power of attorney from abroad. Parental consent is not required. Necessary documentation includes your marriage certificate, proof of residence, passport, and visa.

Q: A random boy is continuously blackmailing me about my relationship

A random boy is continuously blackmailing me about my relationship with my pictures since the last month. Even he told me if I don't meet him then he will viral my pictures. I can't tell this situation my parents at all. Firstly I thought I should commit suicide but it's very difficult for me to take this step. So I want to know is there any website where can I submit my online complaint without telling my parents

Advocate Pankaj Chauhan answered
Hey, listen. Involving your parents in this situation isn't a bad idea. Everyone makes mistakes, and that's why this guy is able to blackmail you. Your parents are the best people to help you make decisions. If you tell them what's going on, they'll have your back if you decide to file a complaint or take legal action against him. It might not be easy to talk to them about it, but it's the safest thing to do for your own well-being and to teach these creeps a lesson. Trust me, it's worth it.

Q: After divorce remarried in section 9 hm with same women

Sir ,after divorce digree I married same women section 9 HM , now again she doing same things , I have a ane daughter .my wife always fitting with me as my family, always call the police , what to do she also depression patient

Advocate Pankaj Chauhan answered
I understand your situation. The process remains the same. Attempt to communicate with her family, and if that fails, consider filing for divorce. I am not privy to all the details, but I sense that your daughter may have been a factor in your decision to take this step again. Please consider the situation carefully before taking any action.

Q: Matrimonial disputes my husband has left me in my mayka and not contra

My husband has left me in mayka and move to some another city.he is not answering my phone.neither is his family from past 3 months.he had done it many times.but now I want to take legal action against him.i am hindu.and our marriage is done on hindu based rituals.

Advocate Pankaj Chauhan answered
Good day. There are two potential courses of action available to you in this situation.1. If you wish to remain in the marriage, you may file for restitution of conjugal rights.2. If you wish to separate, you may file a complaint with the police, file for divorce, or take other legal actions.The decision you make should be based on a careful consideration of your circumstances.