Hi, I and My wife are living separately for past 8 months. In this 8 months, i am continuesly aski

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Hi, I and My wife are living separately for past 8 months. In this 8 months, i am continuesly aski

01-Jul-2023 (In Divorce Law)

Hi, I and My wife are living separately for past 8 months. In this 8 months, i am continuesly asking my wife to show my daughter who is 1.5 years old by now. But my wife didn't allow me to see.nnCan i file only visiting right petition (Not divorce case) and can i get access to take my daughter to my place for weekends atleast? As my wife is living in different city which is 150km away from us. nnAlso how long it will take usually to get judgement / intreim judgement and see my daughter?

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Dr. S. Diraviam Dinesh LawRato · Accepted Answer · 2023-07-01T22:37:48+05:30

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Of course you can get visitation rights to meet your daughter on a regular basis by filing a petition before the court situated at where your daughter resides. As your daughter is very young it will be bit tough. But eventually you will get to see your daughter regularly.

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LawRato LawRato · Accepted Answer · 2023-07-02T06:47:48+05:30

You can very well file the petition for visitation rights before the Court unless there is any specific order restraining you from visiting the child. You can seek the visitation rights on weekends but it is for the court to decide considering the facts revolves around your case. In terms of timeline, it really depends on your specific case and circumstances. In some cases, if both parties agree on visitation, you could get a court order relatively quickly. If it's a contested case, it could take several months or more. Normally., the judgement could take anywhwere between 6 to 12 months. An interim order could potentially be issued more quickly than a final order, as they are often used to establish short-term arrangements while a case is ongoing.