Advocate Tanveer Ansari

Questions Answered by Advocate Tanveer Ansari

Q: Want my kids back what do i do

I have two children: a daughter (6 years old) and a son (3 years old).Due to continuous emotional harassment and pressure from my in-laws, they made me leave the house. I stayed at my maternal home for around 8 m, I came back here then too no meeting with my kidsNo contact with husbandI do all the house hold chores then too they are like kuch ni karti hBacho k bina bas ab or ni sahen ho raha hI tried a lot to save isliye sahen kiya husband has block me on all contact he says ni milne dunga

Advocate Tanveer Ansari answered
I’m sorry you’re going through this. Bachchon se alag rehna aur husband ka complete cut-off bahut serious issue hai. Law aapke saath hai. Main clear, practical legal options short me bata raha hoon (India):1️⃣ Domestic Violence Act, 2005 (PWDV Act) – Immediate RemedyAap Section 12 ke under complaint file kar sakti hain.Aap kya maang sakti hain:Protection Order – husband/in-laws ko harassment se roka jayeResidence Order – shared household me rehne ka rightMonetary Relief – maintenanceCustody Order (Section 21) – bachchon se milne ya temporary custody

Q: m 20 bond not given by MC of hsg soc

My housing soc mananging committe has not given mandatory M20 bond They are asking to show GR of govt Can you help with GR

Advocate Tanveer Ansari answered
Yes, you can demand the M-20 Bond, and the Managing Committee cannot refuse it by asking you to show a GR.The requirement flows from statutory circulars and bye-laws, not from your discretion.

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 Tanveer Ansari answered
YES.A Family Court / Magistrate has the power to award interest on delayed payment of interim maintenance, even though the statute may not expressly mention “interest”.⚖️ Legal Reasoning:Maintenance is a statutory right, not a concession.Delay defeats the very purpose of interim maintenance.Courts derive power to grant interest from:Inherent powers of the CourtPrinciples of equity, justice, and good conscienceThe rule that no party should benefit from disobedience of a court orderWillful default in payment amounts to:Economic abuseContemptuous conductMisuse of judicial processInterest serves two purposes:Compensation to the wife for delayed reliefDeterrence against intentional non-compliance

Q: respondent did not file reply of main petition n ammendment in contest

respondent did not file reply of main petition n ammendment in contested divorce but her advocate n wife is putting attendance What benifits will I get of her not replying

Advocate Tanveer Ansari answered
If the Respondent has NOT filed a written reply to the main petition and also not to the amendment, but only marks attendance through advocate, you get these procedural advantages

Q: Alimony chances in extra marital affair

I am married since 2009. I was 20 he was 37. Arrange marriage. My husband has multiple affairs. I got know very early but still I gave him chance. But he dint change. Lastly 2023 I left and moved to my mother home. Now I want divorce and alimony. We have daughter she live with me. So for our future I want money .he has heriditry property in Karnataka. I am working earning 15k. Please let me know what are the chance of maintenance and alimony as I need it for my daughter study and her future

Advocate Tanveer Ansari answered
Maintenance application (125 CrPC / DV Act)Interim maintenance for urgent expensesDivorce petition on ground of cruelty & adulteryChild maintenance application. Husband’s income, assets, lifestyleYour income (₹15,000 is considered low)Child’s education & future needsGeneral range (based on case law):20%–30% of husband’s net monthly income for wife + childSeparate amount for child education expenses