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Alimony & child custody after mutual divorce


17-Sep-2023 (In Divorce Law)
My marriage was held on 2017. I am a small businessman. My monthly income is Rs. 5000/Month. I have a child of 6 years old. My wife wants a mutual divorce from me instead of a big amount of money (Rs. 15 Lac). My question is can she further demand any more money afterwards? Can I ask for interim custody of my child?
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Answer #1
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If you go for Mutual Divorce then before giving any money make a strong MOU , so in future she can't file any other cases like Domestic Violence like other cases also. And for child custody you can file separate case , so you may get the custody. For more details you can contact
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Answer #2
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If you and your wife have decided to go for a mutual divorce then you both should decide who shall have the permanent custody of the child.. it should be mentioned in the mutual divorce petition also so that neither of the parties can claim for custody of the child in future as per your discussion with your wife. For further detailed enquiry kindly contact me on eight seven seven seven three seven four eight one two. Regards, Subhashis Paul Advocate High Court, Calcutta
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