Advocate Pooja Yadav

Questions Answered by Advocate Pooja Yadav (25+ answers)

Q: Dicibalti pension not issued. From hiv+metter in army.

Army service in mahar Regiment from 17yers. In by Order with out dicibalti pension in from home.

Advocate Pooja Yadav answered
Please share your Discharge Certificate, the reason for discharge, Medical Board proceedings (RMB/IMB), medical records, and the disability pension rejection order (if any). After reviewing these documents, we will assess whether the disability was attributable to or aggravated by military service and advise on the merits of filing an Original Application before the Armed Forces Tribunal (AFT) seeking disability pension and other consequential benefits, if eligible.

Q: Dicibalti pension not issued. From hiv+metter in army.

Army service in mahar Regiment from 17yers. In by Order with out dicibalti pension in from home.

Advocate Pooja Yadav answered
your Discharge Certificate, the reason for discharge, Medical Board proceedings (RMB/IMB), medical records, and the disability pension rejection order (if any). After reviewing these documents, we will assess whether the disability was attributable to or aggravated by military service and advise on the merits of filing an Original Application before the Armed Forces Tribunal (AFT) seeking disability pension and other consequential benefits, if eligible.

Q: Filled Divorce 13,ia,ib,13(1A)ii,

Filled Divorce 13,ia,ib,13(1A)ii, , Summon was Refused,Court Gives order to expart and Give direction to fill Evidence on next stage...my question is On next date only evidence will file or all evidence with closing and argument both Possible?

Advocate Pooja Yadav answered
evidence will be filled, if you produce all the documents means evidence on record whatever you have in support of your case. then along with the same you can file the evidence close pursis also. then argument depends on court/ judge they may hear on same day or next date

Q: My brother is not divorced yet, but we would like an advocate to speak

My brother is not divorced yet, but we would like an advocate to speak with both parties and try to resolve the issue amicably.

Advocate Pooja Yadav answered
Since your brother is not yet divorced and both parties are still legally married, the first step should be to explore the possibility of an amicable resolution. If both spouses are willing, I can facilitate a discussion with both parties to understand their concerns and help them arrive at a mutually acceptable settlement.If reconciliation is possible, I will assist in resolving the disputes. If both parties have mutually decided to separate, I can guide them through the legal process for a mutual consent divorce, including settlement terms relating to maintenance, child custody (if applicable), property, and any other pending issues.However, for any discussion to be effective, the consent and willingness of both parties to participate is essential. Kindly let me know whether the other party is also agreeable to such a meeting, and I will schedule a consultation accordingly.

Q: Interim Maintenance order if not executed by the husband

Provide me a judgement order that if husband is not paying interim maintainence on time then the wife should be rewarded with interest @18% p.a.

Advocate Pooja Yadav answered
If your husband isn’t paying the interim maintenance on time, there are a few ways to deal with it Court to Enforce the Order: You can file an execution petition to recover the unpaid amounts. The court can order him to pay the arrears and even attach his salary or bank account if necessary. Contempt of Court: Not paying the maintenance is considered ignoring a court order. You can file a contempt petition, and the court may fine him or, in extreme cases, order imprisonment until he pays. Magistrate / Family Court Enforcement If the order is under Section 125 CrPC, the Magistrate can issue recovery warrants to make him pay. Interim Relief You can also ask the court for faster or higher interim maintenance if the delay is causing financial difficulties. Make sure to keep proof of non-payment, like bank statements or messages, as it helps your case.