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Compromise vs court procedure after spending 4 years in family court..


27-Mar-2023 (In Divorce Law)
HI TeamMy Divorce matter is going on in Local District court in pune. Its been 4 years, now the stage is Cross stage. Now the opposite party is ready for compromise. I have 2 kids custody will be with my wife. so my question is that at this stage after spending 4 years is this good time to compromise or fight till end in court and save Compromise Amount. This is an adulty case wife will not get maintenance however kids are liable for maintenance. nnSo what will be best solution. Please guide me need experts advice.
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Answer #1
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you can suitably draft the compromise/consent terms so as to avoid any liability for your estranged wife's responsibility. you can always define a shared responsibility for kids if your wife is earning
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Answer #2
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Answer #3
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Dear Queriest after wasting your 4 years of life that too in adultery, where the wife is in fault and obviously wife won't get maintenance for that, if you have decided to not to continue your marriage then it's better to fight till end, in case you want to end this see if the compromise not exceeds your limits and mention specifically that maintenance will be only for kids and that too lumsump. for more information about the same kindly call me.
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Answer #4
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Already it's been 4 years your case is been standing in court. as well as as per the stage it will take one more year to proceed further. it would be better to go for compromise . as you are not order to pay any kind of maintenance to your wife. so firstly have on settle down meeting with opposite party. go through there demands and vision working on this . further you will get a short idea of what they actually want from you.. then further decide you wanna proceed or cut down the matter into compromise
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