Advocate Kishan Dutt Kalaskar

Questions Answered by Advocate Kishan Dutt Kalaskar (1000+ answers)

Q: Court fee, Lawyer fee and duration

Hello Sir, I am a Oci holder, wife and daughter are Indian citizen living in Bangalore. We are living separate since 8 years. How much it costs for Mutual Devorce Court fee, Lawyer fee and how long it takes to get Devorce order. When i should transfer the Property to Wife?

Advocate Kishan Dutt Kalaskar answered
consult a qualified family law advocate in bangalore to handle the mutual consent divorce proceedings efficiently ​court fees for a mutual consent divorce under the hindu marriage act are generally minimal and nominal ​lawyer fees vary depending on the experience and expertise of the counsel you choose to hire ​the overall duration to obtain a final divorce order typically ranges from six months to over a year including the statutory cooling period ​property transfer timing should be clearly specified in your settlement agreement and executed according to its terms usually after the final decree or as agreed upon by both parties ​ensure all settlement terms maintenance and custody agreements are properly documented in writing before filing the petition

Q: Mutual Devorce fee and time duration

Hello, I am a Oci holder and living in Europ , wife and daughter are Indian citizen living in Bangalore. Marriage was happened on october 2011 and registered as per Hindu Marriage Act, We are living separate since 8 years. How much it costs for Mutual Devorce Court fee, Lawyer fee and how long it takes to get Devorce order. When i should transfer the Property to Wife?

Advocate Kishan Dutt Kalaskar answered
consult a qualified family law advocate in bangalore to handle the mutual consent divorce proceedings efficiently ​court fees for a mutual consent divorce under the hindu marriage act are generally minimal and nominal ​lawyer fees vary depending on the experience and expertise of the counsel you choose to hire ​the overall duration to obtain a final divorce order typically ranges from six months to over a year including the statutory cooling period ​property transfer timing should be clearly specified in your settlement agreement and executed according to its terms usually after the final decree or as agreed upon by both parties ​ensure all settlement terms maintenance and custody agreements are properly documented in writing before filing the petition

Q: Subject: Request for Confidential Legal Consultation – Marital Issues, Emotional Distress, Divorce,

Hello, I would like to seek a confidential legal opinion regarding my marriage and my legal rights.My husband and I have been married for approximately 3 years, and we have an 8-month-old daughter.Over the course of our marriage, there have been persistent issues concerning his lack of emotional support, communication and involvement as a husband.He consistently takes his mother’s side, even in minor disagreements, and I often feel that my perspective and feelings are neither acknowledged nor supported. Whenever conflicts arise, he tends to withdraw completely, remain silent and avoid addressing the issue. This repeatedly leaves me feeling blamed, unheard and emotionally isolated.Since my pregnancy, I have experienced considerable emotional distress in this marriage. There have been countless days when his behaviour and the circumstances between us have left me in tears. This continued during my pregnancy and even after childbirth. Instead of feeling emotionally supported

Advocate Kishan Dutt Kalaskar answered
counseling and mediation she can opt for family counseling or formal mediation through court-annexed mediation centres or legal services authorities to address communication gaps and emotional support issues with her husband​litigation for maintenance and residence under section 125 of the code of criminal procedure or the protection of women from domestic violence act she can claim maintenance for herself and her daughter as well as secure her right to residence if she faces emotional or economic distress amounting to abuse​judicial separation under the relevant personal laws she may file a petition for judicial separation which allows the couple to live separately without dissolving the marriage thereby providing time and space to resolve conflicts​divorce proceedings if the breakdown of the marriage is irretrievable or based on grounds such as cruelty she may explore filing for a contested divorce or mutually consented separation keeping the welfare of her eight-month-old daughter as the primary consideration

Q: One Sided Call Recording Weightage Assessment

We were in a long-term relationship (already intimate). He secretly made a commitment to someone else but kept pretending we were together. When pressed, he admitted it, then promised to end that commitment and marry me. Relying on that promise, I was intimate with him again. Afterwards he avoided giving clear answers about marriage.Suspecting I was being fooled, I started recording a call about a minute in, once I raised marriage. Because of wrong settings only my side is clearly audible; his voice is barely there. He kept assuring me he would marry me, and the rest of the call shows me calmly discussing next steps towards marriage, which I wouldn't do if he had said no. The call was also followed by intimate written conversations. He ultimately married someone else without informing me.Is a one-sided recording admissible, and does it have value, not as proof of his words, but to show I asked directly and wasn't told no?

Advocate Kishan Dutt Kalaskar answered
Dear Madam file a criminal complaint under section 69 of the bharatiya nyaya sanhita for sexual intercourse by deceitful means including a false promise to marryseek legal advice regarding potential charges for cheating under section 316 of the bharatiya nyaya sanhita if financial or material inducement is involvedpreserve all digital evidence including the original smartphone audio file and subsequent written chat conversations without altering metadataobtain the mandatory statutory certificate under section 63 of the bharatiya sakshya adhiniyam to ensure the admissibility of electronic records in courtconsult a qualified criminal defense or family law advocate for a comprehensive assessment of the case timeline and legal threshold

Q: Husband too much dominating and controlling

Husband always tries to dominate and control wife. Talks always in abusive language in front of kids also. Doesn't fear in beating his wife.Tries to always fear wife.Threatens to beat her if she will not listen. This all habit starts when he demands something from wife and wife says no like asked for money from wife and she said no.Also mother in law shows full support to her son.

Advocate Kishan Dutt Kalaskar answered
Protection under Domestic Violence Act 2005 She can file an application under Section 12 before a Magistrate for protection orders against violence residence orders to stay safely in the shared home monetary relief for daily expenses compensation for injuries and temporary child custody​Criminal Complaint for Cruelty and Assault She can lodge an FIR or criminal complaint for cruelty due to financial demands physical hurt and criminal intimidation against her husband and mother in law under BNS Sections 85 115 and 351​Claim for Maintenance She can petition the court under BNSS Section 144 to claim monthly interim and final maintenance for herself and her children​Divorce or Judicial Separation She can file for judicial separation or dissolution of marriage on the grounds of physical and mental cruelty under applicable personal laws​Immediate Safety Measures She should secure a medical report after any assault approach the local Protection Officer or Women Cell and seek legal aid from the District Legal Services Authority