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Can I file for maintenance from husband without leaving home


14-Jan-2023 (In Divorce Law)

My husband has left me in a rented house with his parents' assistance. He is not bearing any expenses not even of his 3 years old daughter. Should i continue living in that house only and file a suit against him from there only or will the landlord get me abducted from the house? The rent is 16 k. I do not want to leave that house. Please advice.

Answers (3)

Answer #1
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Look there are many legal avenues you can take in such a given situation. however it is necessary for look at all the facts before finalizing anything. In the meantime, with the limited facts as provided by you it is suggested that we can filed for maintenance and thereafter explore other tangents.
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Answer #2
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If you are not earning and your husband has sufficient resources/income you can file petition for maintanance for you and on behalf of your daughter. There no requirement of leaving the present residential accomodation subject to interest of landlord vested in that property.
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Answer #3
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You can very file case of maintenance from same house . you should not only claim maintenance for you but for child as well. With also file for interim grant of maintenance during pedency of main suit which you will get as he appears before court. Amount of maintenance will depend on many things like his earning & liability. For more information on amount etc & help you may call me
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