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Full Divorce Alimony at the time of application


19-Jul-2023 (In Divorce Law)
My wife is asking full Alimony amount at the time of filling of mutual divorce application.I am ready to give 50%at the time of application and balance at the time of final hearing.I have a 4 yrs daughter and she will reside with me.Plz advice it is safe to give full amt at the time application or suggest some other way.
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Answer #1
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dear client as per your query since no alimony case is filled only ready for mutual divorce so no need to pay the amount in full or if she files maintenance case then may be again you have to pay her maintenance is she a house wife or a working lady say in details what is your jurisdiction place....
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Answer #2
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for mutual divorce you both have to agree to the terms of the divorce at the time of filing but can also get the terms changed mutually at any stage. it is always better to pay fully at the time of decree. so try to bargain your way through this and still convince your wife to proceed by agreeing to the terms. Tanmoy Chattopadhyay, M.Sc (Net), LL.B(Delhi), Advocate, High Court, Calcutta
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