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3-4 Years Of Divorce Harassment finally on end


15-Aug-2025 (In Divorce Law)
2022 August case filed on me 498A -125 - 12a - 13a. Wife demanded 2 crores in alimoney and 1 lakh per month. It’s Been 3-4 years I haven’t paid single penny for maintenance and any permanent alimoney till now But now they are agreed for 15 lakhs final settlement amount and stree dhan im giving only which they gave to there daughter not what we gave to her Her jewellery to her parents and my side of Jewelry will not giving that Is that a good deal ? 15 lakhs and there jewellery not mine !
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Answer #1
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Please clarify your query. As per your write-up, you are facing cases like that of 498A maintenance and divorce and now you have settled for 15 lakh. Exact what is your query, please specify. For more discussion please feel free to connect
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Advocate Anuj Ranjan

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Answer #2
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From your description, the proposed settlement of ₹15 lakhs along with return of her own jewellery (stree dhan) and no claim over your side’s jewellery appears financially favourable compared to her original demand of ₹2 crores plus ₹1 lakh per month. However, before agreeing, ensure the terms are clearly recorded in a written settlement deed, filed before the court, and that all pending cases under 498A, 125 CrPC, 12 DV Act, and 13 HMA are withdrawn or quashed as part of the settlement. This will protect you from future claims or revival of disputes.
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Answer #3
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Yes it seems to be a fair deal provided all the pending litigations will be withdrawn by your spouse. Do seek a detailed legal Consultation and get MOU thoroughly drafted from an Advocate having expertise.
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Advocate Anubhav Kathuria

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Answer #4
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Yes...but first of all execute a settlement deed and mention all the terms and conditions in that deed and also get it notarized. In that deed you also need to mention that the opposite party will withdraw all the pending cases.
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Answer #5
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Hi there, undoubtedly that's a wonderful deal. Still You should proceed with caution and have each step scrutinized by your advocate to ensure there's no unnecessary future litigations. If you have any questions feel free to contact me.
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