Advocate Vanshika Pritmani
Practice Areas
Divorce, Family, Child Custody, Domestic Violence, Women, Dowry Case, Divorce, Family, Child Custody, Domestic Violence, Women, Dowry Case
Criminal, Criminal, Pocso Act, Anti Corruption, Pmla, Pocso Act, Anti Corruption, Pmla
Courts
- City Civil And Sessions Court, Ahmedabad
- Debts Recovery Tribunal (DRT) Ahmedabad
- District Court, Ahmedabad
- Family Court, Ahmedabad
- Gujarat High Court
- Metropolitan Court, Ahmedabad
- National Company Law Tribunal, Ahmedabad
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Questions Answered by Advocate Vanshika Pritmani (25+ answers)
Q: About Character Assassination Or Defamation
Ak ladka mere pados mein rehta hai usse mein baat karti thi ak din wo mujhe milne bulata hain phir shadi ki baat karta hain I was like gharwalon ki marzi ke bina nahi lekin phir wo mere ghar aa jata mere sath photo khinchta hai aur uske baad uske ghar pe mujhe bulata hain phir thodi der achchhe se baat karta hain phir mere mana karne ke bawjood mere kapde utarta hai mein mana karti hun to bolta hai ki kapde fat jayenge agar bahar gayi aur sab puchhenge ki kisne kiya aur kahan gayi thi to gharwale puchhenge to kya bologi phir uske baad wo mere kapde utarta hai aur nude photo khinchta hai maine mana kiya tha lekin wo nahi ruka uske baad maine ye sari baat apne gharwalon ko batayi to bol rahe hain tumhara uske sath chal raha tha to tumne sab apni marzi se kiya hoga wo ladka jhuth nahi bol raha tumne hi sab kiya hoga tumne hi baat ki hogi tumne sab kiya hoga sab mujhe hi dosh de rahe hain lekin sach mein meri marzi se kuchh bhi nahi hua hain gharwale izzat ki wajah se chup hain mujhe dant
Advocate Vanshika Pritmani answered
You have clearly stated that all actions were without your consent. This amounts to sexual assault and criminal intimidation under law. You should immediately lodge an FIR at the nearest police station under IPC provisions relating to outraging modesty, sexual assault, and criminal intimidation. Also mention the nude photographs being taken against your will, which is a serious cyber and privacy offence. If your family is not supporting you, approach the Women’s Cell, Legal Services Authority, or NGOs that can assist you confidentially. The law is on your side, and consent is the key factor — without it, no act is legal. Do not remain silent due to pressure; legal remedies are available to protect your dignity.
Q: Exparte order against husband in June next step by court or wife
Wife does not have any contact or address of husband,court passed exparte order against husband in June 25 what will be the next step or procedure by court or wife.what step should I take pls guide.should I leave my state as I don't have money to pay maintenance.
Advocate Vanshika Pritmani answered
If an ex-parte order is passed, the husband can apply to set aside the order by showing valid reasons for non-appearance. Leaving the state will not help. You must file an application before the same court to challenge or seek modification of the maintenance order, citing your financial condition and inability to pay. The court will consider your income, liabilities, and circumstances before deciding the quantum. Act promptly, as delay may weaken your case.
Q: Intentionally hiding a previous marriage and divorce
my name is riya and married. my husband was married and divorce before our marriage. but Intentionally hiding a previous marriage before our marriage. what legal action i can take. and i also want divorce for some reason.
Advocate Vanshika Pritmani answered
Concealment of a previous marriage amounts to fraud and misrepresentation under matrimonial laws. You are entitled to file for divorce or even seek annulment on this ground. Courts treat hiding such vital facts as cruelty. Along with divorce, you can also claim alimony, maintenance, and other rights.
Q: Court Marriage related questions
Hello, Groom is from Ghaziabad and Bride is from Gujarat so 1. Both can apply for court marriage in Delhi or do need to apply in same state where they are living.2. What is the procedure of court marriage. 3. Do we need do registered marriage in arya samaj mandir first and then can apply or is there any way to registered in court directly.
Advocate Vanshika Pritmani answered
You can apply for court marriage under the Special Marriage Act in the place where either the bride or groom has resided for at least 30 days, so it is not mandatory that both belong to the same state. The procedure involves giving a 30-day notice to the Marriage Registrar of that district, after which objections (if any) are heard, and marriage is solemnized and registered before the Marriage Officer. There is no requirement to marry in Arya Samaj Mandir before court registration; you may directly apply for court marriage without performing any temple marriage first.
Q: Husband absconded to malaysia details
Can I seek my husband details from malaysian embassy as per Indian law if my husband absconded to malaysia after deserting me and minor daughter?
Advocate Vanshika Pritmani answered
You cannot directly obtain your husband’s details from the Malaysian Embassy under Indian law. However, you can file a police complaint in India for desertion, cruelty, or maintenance under IPC/CrPC provisions. Once an FIR or court case is registered, Indian authorities may request help from the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) to trace him abroad through diplomatic channels. You may also approach the Indian Embassy/Consulate in Malaysia with a court order. For custody/maintenance of your minor daughter, you can file a petition under Section 125 CrPC or personal laws applicable to you. A family court can also issue summons/warrants which can be sent through the MEA for service in Malaysia. It is advisable to engage a family lawyer to initiate proceedings in India so that proper legal steps can be taken.
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