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Girl child custody with father whether possible


01-Jan-2023 (In Divorce Law)
Respected MembersI have 2 daughters. 8 Years old and 2nd one is 2 and half years old. Myself and my wife both are working in public sector bank. My wife had sent me divorce notice and also asked me not to meet my daughters. Presently all of them staying at my in law's home. Our case is not yet filled in court. She wants mutual divorce. But I am against it and trying for reconciliation and want to stay together. Her lawyer is also asking for child care fund./ alimony. Can you please guide me on the above matter
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Answer #1
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how can you provide maintenance to your daughters in a scenario where you have been deprived of their custody. I think you should file an application for access and custody of the child so that you are deprived of the access of the child whilst providing them maintenance.
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Answer #2
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u can proceed for mutual Divorce n ask for child custody or meeting permission from her... in mutual divorce The period of six months time is given in divorce by mutual consent as to give time and opportunity to the parties to reflect on their move and seek advice from relations and friends. Mutual consent should continue till the divorce decree is passed.
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Answer #3
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You can reply to her legal notice stating your desire for reconciliation / joint meeting to work things outYou have not stated why your wife left matrimonial home etc . Rest can discuss only after further details of the matter is disclosed.
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