Can I get exemption from alimony

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Can I get exemption from alimony

20-Aug-2025 (In Divorce Law)

In My MC case judgement is given to pay the alimony of Rs. 5lacs even I'm unemployed and no any income and assets and wife is govt employee and getting 60K per month. When I was working getting maximum 24K salary but due to aged and unhealthy mother care taking and my personal health issues I left the job. Now I'm fully zero in financial matter But judgement is over, can I get exemption at highcourt if appealed there/ what I need to do for exemption

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Advocate Kishan Dutt Kalaskar LawRato · Accepted Answer · 2025-08-21T10:33:29+05:30

Answer #1

Dear Sir, Commonly, judicial notice will taken that even if husband is unemployed, it will be presumed that you are having past savings and doing some other job without the notice of your wife. Thus, alimony of Rupees Five Lakhs was granted by the Trial Court. You may immediately go to High Court and get stay of such order and try for reducing the said alimony to zero.

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Advocate Kiran Thirumalesh LawRato · Accepted Answer · 2025-08-22T19:13:31+05:30

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Yes. We can file an appeal against the judgement. And you can challenge the order. But was the assets and liabilities filed in your case before family court. If not why was it not filed. You can contact me for further details and actions.

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