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Hello,nMe and my ex husband got divorced via mutual consent and alimony was settled there and then i


28-Feb-2023 (In Divorce Law)
Hello,nMe and my ex husband got divorced via mutual consent and alimony was settled there and then in 2019.we have a son who is 8 now .I wanted to re confirm that can i still claim for education expenses from him.what are my rights post divorce to claim atleast half of child's education expenses? Is there a clause like that?
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Answer #1
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You may file petition on behalf of the child to claim educational expenses subject to the alimony which he paid you at the time of mutual consent divorce . the consent terms of the said divorce if say otherwise about child expenses and custody then it may estop you from asking child's expenses.
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Answer #2
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Dear Queriest as per your query you have mentioned that your claim was already settled in 2019, if and you now want to check whether you can claim for education expenses of your child, if such is the case we need to check your order of the case which you settled in 2019 please get connected through whatsapp or call.
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Answer #3
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At the time of mutual divorce, there is a clause for consent terms wherein husband and wife mutually agree for issues related to marriage such as maintenance, child custody, division of property, stridhan, etc. Accordingly, a decree for divorce is passed by the Court. However, if you wish to claim maintenance for your child, you can make an application for the same even after your mutual divorce.
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