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Advocate Rahul K. Brahmbhatt

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LawRatoDiwalipura Court, Vadodara
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Advocate Rahul K. Brahmbhatt has been practicing and handling cases independently with a result oriented approach, both professionally and ethically and has now acquired many years of professional experience in providing legal consultancy and advisory services.

Language(s) Spoken: English, Hindi

Practice Areas


Criminal Defense
Criminal

Consumer Law
Consumer Court

Family Law
Family

Labour & Civil Matters
Civil


Courts

  • District Court, Vadodara

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Questions Answered by Advocate Rahul K. Brahmbhatt



Q: Mantaineance for working wife and 6 year old son

My wife left the matrimonial house on her own i have video proof of her leaving. Its been about 11 months since she left and no cases filed yet. If she files, how much interim mantaineance and final alimony I might be required to give ? Her salary 80k and mine 130k. I have dependent parents in 60s with no income proof for them . We were married for 11 years

Advocate Rahul K. Brahmbhatt answered
Wife’s Income: Since she earns ₹80k, she is self-sufficient. Courts usually deny interim maintenance to working wives who can maintain their own lifestyle.Desertion: Your video proof is vital. If she left voluntarily without a valid reason, she may lose her right to claim maintenance under Section 125(4) CrPC.Your Liabilities: Your dependent parents (60s) are a legal priority. The court will consider your responsibility toward them before calculating any potential alimony.Conclusion: You have a very strong defense. Highlight her income and your dependent parents in your financial affidavit to minimize or eliminate any maintenance liability.



Q: Name change for CBSE marksheet for SSC and HSC board examinations.

Do I need to get a gazette if I want to change my name from FIRST NAME - LAST NAME to FIRST NAME - FATHER NAME - LAST NAME. Plz note I have my name in the form of FIRST NAME - FATHER NAME - LAST NAME in all govt documents.Please note that I have passed my SSC and HSC in 2021 and 2023 respectively.Plz let me know if any other documents can be helpful

Advocate Rahul K. Brahmbhatt answered
Since your government IDs (Aadhar, PAN, etc.) already reflect your desired name format (FIRST NAME - FATHER NAME - LAST NAME), you have a strong base. However, to change the name on your SSC and HSC certificates, most education boards strictly require a Central or State Gazette Notification.Recommended Legal Process:Affidavit: Create a name change affidavit on a non-judicial stamp paper stating the reason for the addition of your father's name.Newspaper Publication: Publish a short advertisement regarding your name change in two newspapers (one local vernacular and one English).Gazette Application: Submit these documents along with your ID proofs to the Department of Publication.Board Application: Once the Gazette is published, apply to your respective SSC/HSC Board for a corrected marksheet using the Gazette copy as primary evidence.Helpful Documents for the Process:Original SSC and HSC marksheets.Aadhar Card/PAN Card (with the correct name).Recent passport-sized photographs.Copy of the newspaper advertisements.Getting a Gazette now will prevent legal hurdles during future passport applications, visa processing, or government job documentation.



Q: i got a chocolate with insects

what should do if i got a chocolate with insects it was not eatable and it will be harmful to human body

Advocate Rahul K. Brahmbhatt answered
FSSAI Complaint (Food Safety Regulator)File a report via the Food Safety Connect portal or app.The FSSAI can inspect the manufacturer's facility and cancel their license.andyou can file complaint under consumer district commission...1800-11-2100 – FSSAI Helpline for food safety and quality complaints




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