Divorce application and getting financial details of husband

789 votes

Hello. You can definitely file an appropriate application in India if you were married here or your marriage was registered here to claim alimony or your share from the other party’s net worth in India. I will need more information from you to suggest you the correct course of action.

Advocate Menaz Maqbul Shaikh LawRato

942 votes

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Advocate Santosh S. Gaikwad LawRato

960 votes

If your husband is hiding income or living abroad, the court has power to order disclosure. A. Application for Disclosure of Income You can file an Interim Application asking the court to direct your husband to submit: Income affidavit Salary slips / employment details Bank account statements Income tax returns Property details Foreign income / NRI details (if in USA or abroad) Courts usually rely on:

Advocate Prashant Gupta LawRato

726 votes

In order to provide you with any legal advice it is imperative to know the facts of your case in detail. It is not clear as yo what exactly is your query. Feel free to contact me for seeking any legal advice/assistance as regards the same.

Advocate Prerna Shukla LawRato

889 votes

Given the deliberate concealment of Indian bank statements and the suspected fraud regarding your inheritance, you have immediate legal recourse to compel disclosure and protect your assets. Our first step is to issue a formal Legal Notice to the other party, demanding a full and frank disclosure of all Indian financial assets under the threat of litigation for fraud and recovery. If they fail to comply, we will initiate a Civil Suit for Declaration and Permanent Injunction to freeze the assets and legally establish your rights over the properties in question. Should the trial court process prove too slow or if there is administrative resistance from banks in releasing information, we can file a Writ Petition under Article 226 in the High Court. This allows us to seek a Writ of Mandamus, bypassing the procedural delays of lower courts to obtain a direct judicial order compelling the disclosure of records or directing a time-bound resolution of your case. Indian law provides strong protections for non-residents against matrimonial asset concealment, and we will move to ensure that any inheritance or acquired property is fully accounted for and legally secured.

Advocate Moksh Jain LawRato