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Ex-husband is not paying alimony to POI card holder wife please advise


24-Jan-2023 (In Divorce Law)
I am a foreigner and a PIO card holder and i got divorced from my indian husband. We have 2 kids who are also PIO card holders and the custody is with me. Ex husband is not paying alimony and i have to take care of kids single handed. Can i apply for OCI card to get a job in India to take care of my kids?
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Answer #1
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Yes you can apply for OCI card to get the job here since you are married to Indian. To get the alimony to POI card holder you need to execute it through the court. For more details revert back to me. Regards
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Answer #2
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Yes in your case if you are a pio holder and if your country allows dual citizenship you can apply for oci card to get a job in India. In addition to that u can also file a case against your ex husband u/s 125 for maintenance for u and your children if it is not paid during divorce in the way of final settlement.
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Answer #3
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Dear client u can apply for job in India in this basis. U can also file for maintenance case against husband under sec 125 of criminal procedure code to get monthly maintenance for yr kids. For any legal help call me Adv Prasad Patil Pune
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