Advocate Sudhindra Bhat
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HSR Layout, Bangalore
8 years ExperienceAdvocate Sudhindra provides services in the various field of Trademark & Copyright, Tax, Criminal, Divorce, Immigration, International Law and drafting and vetting of various agreements and documents.
Advocate Sudhindra enrolled with the Bar Council of Karnataka in 2015. He is a member of the Bangalore Bar Association.
Enrollment Number : KAR/2516/2015
- Karnataka High Court
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Q: Child Custody after death of wife
After death of my wife I am taking my son with me..but my wife parents asking my child and regarding this they are filing false cases to me and planning to take my son.kindly help me.
Advocate Sudhindra Bhat answered
Child is the responsibility of the father since child’s mother is died . No complaint can be sustained unless until it’s criminal case. In your case since it’s A false case you need not to worry much. Go ahead and take care of your child
Q: Received notice from my husband through court
Dear friends,I have received the notice from my husband through court.The court gives time and date to appear before the court, so is that mandatory to attend the court.
Advocate Sudhindra Bhat answered
Yes it’s mandatory to attend and if you don’t attend they may take a exparty steps. My advice is better to attend the case in person or through your legal counsel. U you You may ask your legal counsel to attend the case or you may attend yourself to avoid the exparty
Q: I Have Received Notice From The Court.
Hi All, I have received legal notice from the court by my husband to appear before the court on given the time and date. My Question 1) Is that mandatory to attend the court on given timeline. 2) If I don't wish to attend the court what will happen? 3) What step my husband can take next? 4) Will it causes my matrimonial life in future?
Advocate Sudhindra Bhat answered
Answer 1,2,3yes it’s always good to attend the court on given date so that case will not be heard exparty 4. Your husband may get a divorce in exparty. If you attend the court you may refer the case foe mediation and try to so love the issues if possible
Q: Open my own private firm, but husband has a job with legal restriction
Dear Sir/Madam, I am a house wife and want to open my own business, but my husband is working in private firm where it is restricted to work else where. Can I take the lead , and open a private /llc company .. definitely I will be driving , but it is also fact that my husband will be helping me out. Ofcouse he will maintain a good performance with the company he is working for currently. will this cause a legal problem in future to my husbands job. He is not anyway legaly associated to the company I wish to open. Should this work ? Regards,hemangi
Advocate Sudhindra Bhat answered
Dear hemangi, No legal issues since officially he is not involved with your company. You may start a compnay in your name as one person compnay(OPC). You can use the same OPC until you cross your turnovers more then two crores. After which you may convert the compnay in to private LTD compnay. Further you may contact us or visit us ar SS Law.
Q: Can two foreigners legally get married in India
Hello. Can 2 foreigners legally marry in India soil? My fiancé and I are both are foreigners. I have been living here for more than 7 years, and he is currently studying in India1-year year visa expiring May 2018. We plan to do our wedding in India but were told not possible since we are both foreigners. Could you please tell us about the rules on foreigners and legal marriage in India? Thank you.
Advocate Sudhindra Bhat answered
you can marry in India. Pls go to your countries embassy and ask them to get registered your marriage.You may contact the embassy for the documentation they required by them for registering your marriage.we may help you with regards
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